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Speeding Ticket for 36 Miles Over the Speed Limit Downgraded to Unsafe Operation

Speeding Ticket Attorney New Jersey The overwhelming majority majority of speeding charges in New Jersey are established via radar as opposed to the "pacing" method. In terms of the type of radar employed, most New Jersey speeding cases involve the K-55 radar. Provided the radar is properly set up, has been tested for accuracy and is functioning correctly, [...]

February 10th, 2016|

Leaving The Scene of an Accident and Failure to Report Accident Tickets Dismissed for Out-of-State Driver in Bergen County

Bergen County Traffic Ticket Attorneys NJ Were you involved in a car accident? Were you aware or was the damage so slight and minor that you didn't even realize what happened? Regardless, if a bystander saw what happened, you could be facing serious charges for leaving the scene of an accident, in violation of 39:4-129, [...]

January 14th, 2016|

Marijuana in a Motor Vehicle Charge Dismissed N.J.S.A. 39:4-49.1

Charge for Possessing Marijuana Possession in a Car Were you pulled over for some minor traffic offense such as Obstructed View, in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:3-74, or Careless Driving, in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4-97 and later found to be in possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance like Marijuana, Heroin, or Cocaine? Did the cops search [...]

January 5th, 2016|

8 Points in Traffic Tickets Dismissed in Lieu of No-Point Traffic Ticket

Mercer County Traffic Ticket Attorney With Some of New Jersey's Biggest roadways running through it, Mercer County is a hub for motor vehicle traffic. Roads like 295, 195, I-95, Route 1 and Route 206, It is no surprise that Local Police and New Jersey State Troopers are handing out Speeding Tickets, under N.J.S.A. 39:4-98, and [...]

December 23rd, 2015|

Speeding Ticket Dismissed at Trial

Speeding Ticket N.J.S.A. 39:4-98 Attorney NJ Speeding tickets, under N.J.S.A. 39:4-98,  are some of the most common traffic violations in New Jersey. This is partially do to the "traps" police set up to catch motorists exceeding the speed limit. These officers generally use radar guns to clock your speed. These radar guns must be tested and tuned [...]

December 16th, 2015|