Two NJ Traffic Tickets - one for speeding (80 on 65) and one for failure to keep right.

You should know that NYS does not count out-of-state traffic tickets against your NYS driving record. So, the main question for you to determine...

Can you get your record wiped clean in nys

Unfortunately, NYS does not have an "expungement" statute that would allow for removing an old record of conviction. The NYS Bar Association has...

Can an officer issue a dui when your car is already parked keys out of ignition and me out of the car?

In order for you to be "stopped" by the police the officer must have reasonable suspicion that a law has been violated (even a traffic law...

Class A Misdemeanor NYS: Criminal Mischief what do I do

Since criminal mischief 4th is a criminal offense it will be prosecuted by the District Attorney's office of the county where the alleged offense...

What is proper police procedure when giving two tickets to two cars clocked simultaneously for speeding?

Assuming that you're ticket was issued by a NYS trooper and he was using radar (Stalker Dual) his radar unit gives him two readings simultaneously....

Received a NY speeding ticket 11 years ago. Never mailed it in. Is it gone?

You should call the town court that the ticket is "returnable" in and find out if your license/privilege to drive in NYS has been suspended for...

I got a speeding ticket but the officer wrote the speed limit wrong.

Assuming you received your ticket in New Windsor, NY you should be aware that there is no prosecutor for traffic tickets in that court. The...

If i have been convicted of DWI 8 yrs ago what will happen to me for this DWI

In NYS a second DWI within 10 years can be charged as a felony, though this does require indictment by a Grand Jury. Since the way repeat DWI...

NYS and MD are both members of the "interstate driver's license compact" which means that convictions are reported back to the home state. ...

How long will it take to get my record expunged of criminal charges in new york state?

There is no expungement statute in NYS. Unless your convictions are vacated you will have a permanent criminal record. The above answer does not...