The whole idea behind PTI is avoiding jail time, so long as you comply with probation's requirements. You may want to speak to your attorney...

On a third degree, there is no presumption of incarceration, especially if you're a first time offender. You should retain counsel sooner rather...

You need to contact the court where the ticket was issued out of to get more information. A local New Jersey attorney may be able to assist you in...

For a fourth-degree crime, this brings it up to the county for disposition (at least at first), where you could be facing up to 18 months in state...

You should have thought about that before entering a guilty plea when you entered conditional dismissal. Reopening the case may be fatal for you...

Maybe. Bring the right registration to court and the prosecutor may cut you a break.

I believe it's two points. You should contact an attorney about addressing this ticket and any associated tickets.

You could ignore it, and the run the risk of your vehicle registration being suspended or revoked. You could call the court, plead not guilty, and...

You avoided service to this point. Whether you can continue to avoid it remains to be seen. If the matter is dismissed for lack of prosecution,...

The points will remain on your New Jersey driving record, so you could still have insurance ramifications based upon that. How New York chooses to...