When pulled over for a speeding violation does one have the legal obligation to see the radar if requested?

No, you do not have the right to see the radar gun.

I received a notice of arrest for an unpaid speeding ticket from the Palisades Parkway NJ back from 2006, can I just pay fine?

Call the court and ask the Court Administrator if the offense is one that requires a personal appearance in court or one that can be paid by mail. ...

How is a criminal record expunged?

I am not licensed in the State of Oregon, so I am not aware of the specific laws and procedures in that State; however, I do a lot of expungement...

What do I do when a neighbor keeps calling the police?

You have stated that your neighbor keeps calling the police; however, you have not indicated whether a complaint has been filed which requires your...

How long does a moving violation (speeding in 1999) stay on someones record in NJ - when the license holder is from Ohio ?

Here's the good news...In New Jersey, traffic offenses (even DUI/DWI) are not considered "criminal" offenses of any kind. Therefore, they do not...

I was involved in a car accident that wasnt my fault.i was driving on a suspended license and no car insurance.what do i do?

You raise a number of issues here. In order to properly answer your question, I would need more facts; however, I will do the best I can based upon...

I am not a licensed Ohio attorney; however, in most States the Court Rules set time limits on the filing of applications with the Court. ...

If I pay a fine from the traffic violations bureau, do I still have to appear in court?

I suggest you examine the fine print on your ticket. It probably contains certain language indicating whether a court appearance is required or...

Can a ticket for an expired vehicle plate be dropped?

Technically, you are in violation of the law; however the charge of "expired tags" is not a serious offense and there is nothing to prevent the...

What steps are to be taken when one receives a fraudulent check - NJ

The New Jersey "Bad Checks" statute (N.J.S. 2C:21-5) makes it illegal for a person to issue or pass a check or similar sight order for the payment...