Yes. This is called a loss of sepulcher case and I am handling several of them right now including your exact fact pattern. Feel free to reach out...

Yes. The new law re-opened the statute of limitations for a limited time and it was extended twice during the pandemic.

You likely have a case but a Notice of Claim needs to be served within 90 days of the arrest in order to preserve your state law claims. Consult...

If you are looking to hire a lawyer, I have a colleague who regularly handles EZ Pass cases.

I have a colleague who regularly negotiates deals with EZ Pass.

Don’t try and do this yourself as you lack the training and experience that a good criminal defense lawyer has.

A lawyer can get a certificate of disposition for you and will need a notarized authorization from you.

I have a colleague who regularly handles EZ Pass cases but if you only owe $2,200, it’s not cost effective to hire a lawyer.

It sounds like the Officer set you up with a justification defense. Given that, the Officer should have exercised discretion and not arrested you. ...

Unfortunately, it’s not up to you. The District Attorney will decide how to proceed with the case.