Depends on the disposition of the New Jersey charges. Talk to an attorney before you do anything else. There may be defenses to the new charges...

Hard to say. Depends on which section you are suing them in (i.e., Civil Division, Chancery Division, Special Civil Part, Small Claims, etc.). ...

I would contact the court. It may be easier to pay the ticket and move on. Going to court might be more of a hassle, and getting the ticket...

It doesn't come off. The only conceivable way you could get it removed is to seek a motor vehicle hearing, but you would need an attorney for...

Your post raises a lot of questions. Did you have an attorney when you entered this plea? Did you give consent to a blood/urine draw? Was there...

You would be wise to retain counsel. Even if this is just a misunderstanding at the end of the day, the police officers and municipal prosecutors...

A police officer merely needs to state that they believe a violation occurred to issue a ticket. The burden then shifts to the municipal...

This ticket carries no points. Check with your insurance company to see if they treat it as a moving violation for their purposes.

Holding the phone is a per se violation. It doesn't matter what you were listening to on it. Whether the court will allow you to plea bargain the...

If an officer observes your vehicle and determines the registration is invalid, they can issue a ticket through the mail. If you receive it within...