Category Archives: Traffic Violations

What Defenses Can I Use Against a Traffic Violation?

December 10, 2020

When you receive a ticket, you might be tempted to just pay it and go on with your week. But defending yourself against a traffic ticket can reduce your points and fines. Reasons to Consider Fighting a Traffic Violation There are a few reasons to consider fighting a simple ticket: Avoid points Avoid an increase… […]

What Are My Options if I Get a Traffic Ticket in New Jersey?

September 18, 2020

Chances are that if you have a driver’s license, you have probably been pulled over once or twice. Whether or not you received a traffic ticket and the fines associated, however, will often vary. Traffic tickets in New Jersey can lead to court fees and points on your driver’s license. This could lead to an… […]

When Can a Traffic Offense Lead to an Arrest and Conviction?

November 11, 2019

Severity of Traffic Offenses Different traffic violations could cause a person to get charged with a misdemeanor or even a felony, but it depends on the scenario. If an individual does get charged with a felony due to a traffic offense, they are looking at the possibility of dealing with some major consequences that could… […]

Small Fines and Fees the Backbone of Small-Town Police Departments

September 6, 2019

Police Agencies and Fines A disturbing trend throughout the country involving police agencies and small fines has become entrenched in small towns. The trend involves police departments relying on small fines and other fees to fund their operating budgets and it has become a dangerous one. These towns are financing their local governments by issuing… […]

Challenging Reckless Driving Charges in New Jersey

March 19, 2019

Being charged with reckless driving in New Jersey is no small matter. It exposes an individual to the possibility of fines of up to $200, and up to 60 days in jail. Many times, charges of reckless driving are coupled with other charges related to speeding or driving while impaired, creating even more exposure to… […]