Frequently Asked Questions
WHY BOTHER FIGHTING A NEW JERSEY SPEEDING TICKET?
$540 average auto insurance increase over 3 years. Possible $450 - $700 MVC surcharge. $85 - $400 ticket fine.
Lower car insurance rates, employment opportunities, and avoiding financial repercussions.
Hey, cops are people too and they make mistakes.
GENERAL NJ SPEEDING TICKET QUESTIONS
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Exceeding maximum speed 1-14 mph over limit, 2 points.
Exceeding maximum speed 15-29 mph over limit, 4 points.
Exceeding maximum speed 30 mph or more, 5 points.
The first thing I did was call the Court (with at least 7 days before the ticket was due) and tell them I was pleading not guilty.
Most experts agree it's time to call an attorney when there's a good chance of losing one's license or going to jail.
IS THAT LEGAL?
In New Jersey... yes.
Legal, as long as it's not done under oath.
Judges should be patient, dignified, and courteous at all times and should not permit lawyers, court clerks, and courthouse police officers to display impatience or discourtesy. It violates Rule 3.5 of the Code of Judicial Conduct and could be grounds to File a Complaint.
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