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How An Assault By Auto Conviction Affects Driving Privileges

Have you been charged with assault by auto in New Jersey? It's crucial to comprehend the potential consequences of such a conviction, especially when it comes to your driving privileges. Below, we will go over the legal implications, penalties, and the significant impact on your ability to drive in New Jersey. What Is Assault By Auto? Assault by auto refers to the act of causing injury to another person while operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs, recklessly, or in violation of certain traffic laws. New Jersey takes these offenses seriously, and being convicted of assault by auto can lead to severe consequences, particularly concerning your driving privileges. Understanding New Jersey Statute N.J.S.A. 2c:12-1(C) Assault by auto in New Jersey is governed by N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(c). This statute outlines the specific elements that constitute an assault by auto offense. Assault By Auto Resulting In Bodily Injury If bodily [...]

How An Assault By Auto Conviction Affects Driving PrivilegesThomas Hynes2023-07-26T11:55:47-04:00

Client Charged With 6 Traffic Violations, including Leaving the Scene of an Accident, has Charges Dismissed

New Jersey Traffic Ticket Attorney Everyday, motorists are stopped and pulled-over for violating New Jersey's motor vehicle violations. Depending on the predicate offense, you could be facing a licenses suspension, points on your driver' license, insurance premium hikes, or even jail time in some instances. Charges like Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Careless Driving, or Third Offense Cellphone violations carry varying amount of points and can result to court-imposed or administrative suspensions. If you or someone you know have been issued a traffic ticket, call the traffic ticket attorneys of New Jersey at (877) 450-8301. With nearly 200 years of cumulative experience, including time spent as prosecutors, our firm has what it takes to help beat your charges. Call (877) 450-8301 and speak with an attorney today. Traffic Tickets Dismissed in Union County Just this past week, our firm represented a client who was charged with six (6) separate [...]

Client Charged With 6 Traffic Violations, including Leaving the Scene of an Accident, has Charges DismissedWilliam Fay IV2016-03-21T12:15:37-04:00

8 Point Ticket: Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving Personal Injury

Points on Your License for Leaving the Scene of an Accident N.J.S.A. 39:4-129 There is only one ticket in New Jersey that carries eight (8) points. The ticket I am referring to is Leaving the Scene of an Accident, involving injury, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:4-129. In addition to the mandatory loss of license, the court fine up to $5,000 and the jail time, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission will assess 8 points to your driver's license. Not only will these 8 points trigger yearly surcharges of at least of $200, but you may also face an additional period of license suspension for being a Persistent Violator (i.e. accumulation of points). Between the fines, the imprisonment and license suspension, Leaving the Scene of an Accident ticket is quite a handful. Most drivers are completely unaware of all these penalties. Moreover, this likely won't be the only ticket you receive, as police typically issue [...]

8 Point Ticket: Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving Personal InjuryWilliam Fay IV2015-11-17T14:00:08-05:00

Suspension Avoided for Speeding at 50 Miles Per Hour Over the Limit NJSA 39:4-98

New Jersey Speeding Ticket Attorney Every now and again, whether done knowingly or unknowingly, we drive at speeds above the posted limit. A majority of the time no one is there to catch us. However, in those instances were a police officer is parked covertly in an attempt to catch drivers Speeding, anyone can be caught. When this happens, just hope that your speed was not beyond 30 or more miles over the posted limit. This is because judges have more recently taken the initiative to suspend driver who are caught at such high rates of speed. If you or someone you love have been charged with Speeding in New Jersey, contact the Speeding Ticket Traffic Attorneys at (877) 450-8301. With former Municipal and County Prosecutors on Staff, we have the experience and insight in how to properly challenge the State's case and help you avoid heavy fines, points and [...]

Suspension Avoided for Speeding at 50 Miles Per Hour Over the Limit NJSA 39:4-98William Fay IV2015-10-02T16:09:11-04:00

Third N.J.S.A. 39:3-40 Driving While Suspended Ticket Dismissed

New Jersey Driving While Suspended Ticket Driving While Suspended tickets carry some of the most severe fines and penalties of all traffic tickets. If you or someone in you family was pulled over and issued a ticket for Driving While Suspended, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:3-40, you owe it to yourself to become educated in the law. Depending on the circumstances of your suspension, you may have certain Driving While Suspended Defenses available, which could mean the difference between a dismissal of all your charges and a mandatory sentence of jail time as well as thousands of dollars in fines and surcharges. For more information on how an attorney can assist you in defending against your Driving While Suspended ticket, under N.J.S.A. 39:3-40, contact our office at (877) 450-8301. Our attorneys may be reached 24/7 and the initial consultation is always provided free of charge. Driving While Suspended Charges Dismissed Not all [...]

Third N.J.S.A. 39:3-40 Driving While Suspended Ticket DismissedWilliam Fay IV2015-09-14T15:13:10-04:00

Third Cell Phone Ticket Amended to Delaying Traffic

Cell Phone Ticket License Suspension Since July 1, 2014, clients have been calling to obtain the services of my office for their cell phone violations. The reason why is because on July 1, 2014, the New Jersey Legislature amended the "hand-held portable electronic device" (i.e. cell phone) traffic violation. Specifically, they altered the punishments for such an offense by increasing the fines for second and third offenders, three (3) points on your drivers license for a third or subsequent offense, as well as implementing a license suspension for those individuals who have three of more cell phone ticket offenses. This often comes as a surprise to many residents since, in the past, officers, prosecutors and judges have openly accepted these pleas without advice on enhancing penalties since none existed before 2014. Many individuals find it unfair (and rightfully so) that they are now facing a loss of license when no [...]

Third Cell Phone Ticket Amended to Delaying TrafficWilliam Fay IV2015-05-11T14:42:50-04:00