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In New Jersey, a person is guilty of drunk driving if he/she operates a motor vehicle with a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.08 percent or greater. BAC refers to the amount of alcohol in your blood. Although the law refers to a 0.08 percent BAC, you can be convicted of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor even when your BAC is below 0.08 percent. The BAC threshold determining drunk driving was changed from 0.10 percent to 0.08 percent in early 2004. Consuming even small amounts of alcohol dulls the senses, decreases reaction time, and hampers judgement, vision and alertness. If you consume any amount of alcohol and your driving is affected, you can be convicted of drunk driving. Parents and Guardians:

A parent or guardian who is convicted of driving under the influence and who has a minor under age 17 as a passenger in the motor vehicle is also guilty of a disorderly persons offense. In addition to the penalties otherwise prescribed by law, a person shall forfeit the right to operate a motor vehicle for a period of not more than six months and shall be ordered to perform community service for a period of not more than five days.

Attorney Offices by Municipality

New Jersey N-Z
  1. Allenhurst
  2. Atlantic City
  3. Basking Ridge
    1. D'Alessandro & D'Alessandro: New Jersey drunk driving laws are tough and the penalties for a drunk driving conviction can extend well beyond the initial punishments you receive. A DWI conviction can cause you to lose your driver's license and pay higher insurance rates. Do not take any chances with your freedom or your future. Penalties for DUI/DWI The penalties and costs of a driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction in New Jersey may include: * Expensive court costs and fines * Ignition interlock devices * The possibility of jail time * Community service * Higher insurance premiums * Driver's license suspension * Lost jobs and other future opportunities * Points on your driving record
    2. Mark, Jamison: For all cases in the Municipal courts of New Jersey, you have the following rights: * The right to know the accusation against you; * The right to remain silent concerning your accusation (remember, anything you say may be used against you) * The right to retain an attorney * The right to prepare a defense and subpoena witnesses to testify on your behalf * The right to testify or not testify on your behalf ("pleading the fifth"). A decision not to testify cannot be used against you * The right to a trial At Municipal Court, you will not have a jury trial. Your case will be heard before a judge. At the Superior Court level, or if you have been indicted, you are entitled to a jury trial. It is the stateÕs burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime as charged. If the state does not meet its burden, the judge will determine that you are not guilty.
    3. D'Alessandro & D'Alessandro: Traffic violations can have serious criminal consequences, particularly when a driver is accused of driving under the influence. A conviction on DUI/DWI charges will result in fines and possibly land you in jail. In addition, your insurance company may increase your rates to an unmanageable level. In defending against an impaired driving charge, you have many rights as a criminal defendant, including the right to cross-examine the witnesses against you, even if they are police officers. An experienced attorney can make all the difference in such a difficult case.
  4. Bayonne
    1. Tubman, Irwin: * Traffic violations * DUI * Neighborhood disputes * Domestic violence * Minor in possession * Petty theft * Prostitution * Assault
  5. Bayville
    1. Di Stefano, Brian: Risks Related to Drunk Driving Charges * 1st Offense: Suspension of your driver's license for 90 days up to 1 year. * 2nd Offense: Potential jail time, 2 year loss of license, and community service. * 3rd Offense: 10 year loss of driver's license, up to 180 days in jail, and high fines.
  6. Belmar
  7. Bedminster
    1. Blaustein, Gary: Is an upcoming case in municipal court tying your stomach in knots? Did you unjustly receive a traffic ticket? Have you been charged with a municipal court-level criminal offense?
  8. Berlin
    1. Maressa, Goldstein, Patterson & Drinkwater: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
  9. Bernardsville
    1. Klaiman & Carney: If you have been charged with a traffic violation, DUI or DWI in New Jersey, it is important to be represented by an attorney who will provide personal and effective representation.
  10. Bloomfield
  11. Bradley Beach
    1. Keith, Winters & Wenning: Any criminal offense or traffic violation may result in serious penalties and personal ramifications for you and your family. A skilled and experienced criminal defense attorney will aggressively challenge the evidence and work diligently to minimize the impact on your life.
  12. Brick
  13. Bridgeton
    1. Tucker, Terry: * DWI/DUI offenses * All Traffic offenses * Juvenile offenses * Felonies * Misdemeanors
    2. Ritter Law Office: If you or a loved one is facing a municipal court appearance or criminal charges, it is in your best interests to choose an experienced criminal defense lawyer to represent you.
  14. Bridgewater
  15. Budd Lake
    1. Robert Scirocco: Police are now utilizing a new form of alcohol breath test, known as an "Alcotest." This device is supposedly an improvement over the old testing device, but we have found that it may in fact be reporting erroneous readings. The N.J. Supreme Court has accordingly entered an order "staying," or holding in abeyance, all sentences of individuals found guilty of DWI as a result of being compelled to submit to this device. The reliability of the new test will be determined by the courts in the near future.
  16. Burlington
  17. Butler
    1. Weingarten, Jacob: Municipal court involves any local town court and its laws, including traffic violations such as speeding or drunk driving, as well as petty theft or assault.
  18. Camden
  19. Cherry Hill
  20. Cinnamonsin, Clifton, Collingswood, Cranbury
  21. Dover
    1. Nuzzi & Mason: federal criminal prosecutions (RICO, public corruption, environmental offenses), state criminal prosecutions (ranging from murder cases to drug offenses), family court matters (juvenile offenses and domestic violence complaints) and municipal matters (DWI, drug and traffic offenses)
  22. Dunellen:
    1. Michael Nichnowitz: Traffic tickets can have serious consequences. If convicted: * You may have to pay substantial fines. * You may have MVC points placed on your driving record or receive insurance eligibility points by your carrier or both. * Your insurance cost may increase drastically or you could even be dropped by your insurance carrier. * You could face jail or community service on more serious offenses
  23. East Brunswick
  24. East Orange
    1. Stephen Brown: The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that a person has the right to the assistance of counsel when he or she is accused of a criminal offense. This right applies to the states under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution. Most states have also enacted provisions in their constitutions that provide a person with the right to the assistance of counsel.
  25. East Windsor
  26. Eatontown
  27. Edison
  28. Elizabeth
  29. Englewood
  30. Englewood Cliff
  31. Fairfield
    1. Caruso Pope Edell Picini: you need a criminal defense attorney who can protect your rights
    2. Patrick Caserta: In 2001, more than 1.4 million drivers were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or narcotics. Police and highway patrol officers are cracking down on drunk drivers with increasing frequency as a result of influence from groups like MADD and public outcries in general. If you find yourself at the center of this crackdown, you need an experienced drunk driving attorney to represent your interests and work toward the least restrictive outcome possible.
  32. Fair Haven, Fairlawn, Fort Lee, Freehold, Gibbsboro, Green Brook, Hamilton
  33. Freehold
  34. Flemington
  35. Galloway
    1. Traynor, Gerald: If you have received a ticket for driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol (DUI), you are probably wondering if you should hire an attorney. What can an attorney do for you? He knows the questions to ask and what to look for. He will consider all important elements as he personally manages your defense such as: 1. Can the state prove you were intoxicated? 2. Was there reasonable cause for your DWI/DUI stop? 3. Can the state show that you were the driver of the car? 4. Can the results of your blood or breath test be thrown out as inaccurate? 5. Are the DUI drug charges against you supported by the right scientific evidence and expert analysis? There are many questions you may have at this point as well such as: 1. What are the consequences of refusal of a breath or blood test? 2. Is there a way to avoid enhanced penalties for multiple DUIs? 3. What is the earliest point at which you can regain your driving privileges after a license suspension? 4. What are the penalties for DWI/DUI in New Jersey? A free consultation with Attorney Gerard Traynor will answer all of these questions and help you make the best of a difficult situation. Call 609-652-5300 for a free consultation. It will cost you nothing but give you peace of mind that you are not in this alone. What Happens Next? Being Charged with a DWI or DUI THE ARREST The first stage of the DWI process is the arrest. In order for the traffic stop to be valid, the stop must be supported by reasonable suspicion that a motor vehicle violation has been committed. THE ARRAIGNMENT When a defendant is charged with a DWI, DUI, or refusal in New Jersey, the defendant receives a Complaint. After the Complaint is filed, the defendant is scheduled for their first appearance in the court where their ticket was issued at an Arraignment. It is here that they are informed of the charges against them, are informed of their rights under the law, and enters their plea of guilty or not guilty. HOWEVER, if you hire an attorney to represent you, the initial appearance in court can normally be waived. The arraignment can be "adjourned" by Attorney Gerard W. Traynor by sending his letter of representation to the Court advising that you are represented by him, were advised of your rights, and that you are entering a plea of "NOT GUILTY". DISCOVERY Ð Gathering all evidence Discovery is all the evidence the state has against the person charged with the DWI/DUI. The discovery process begins whereby the State turns over all their evidence to Attorney Gerard W. Traynor. At this point, the Mr. Traynor can determine if any issues arise. It is important to obtain all documents relating to the DWI charge in order to determine the best defense. TRIAL After all discovery is received and a plea agreement cannot be reached, a trial begins. This trial takes place in front of a municipal court judge who determines guilt or innocence. There is no right to a jury trial for DWI offenses. If found guilty, the municipal court judge then sentences the defendant according to the guidelines in New Jersey for DWI and DUI offenses. Traffic Stop - Was there reasonable cause to stop you for DWI/DUI? Before a police officer can stop you or arrest you for DUI/DWI, the officer must have probable cause. Probable cause is reason to believe that a crime (driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated) was committed, and that you committed the crime. Proof of Intoxication - Can the state prove you were driving while intoxicated (DWI)? According to New Jersey law, if you were driving a vehicle and your blood alcohol content (BAC) was 0.08% or more, you are guilty of driving while intoxicated. You may also be arrested if an officer determines by other means that you were under the influence of drugs or alcohol while driving. If our office demonstrates that the BAC test results were invalid, the judge may dismiss drunk driving charges altogether. The prosecutor may also claim you were impaired by drugs or alcohol on the basis of eyewitness statements, statements you made at the time of your arrest, or weaving in and out of lanes while driving. Depending on the circumstances, such observational evidence can be successfully challenged. Field Sobriety Tests There are many issues which may be raised with respect to administration and interpretation of field sobriety tests, and the Law Office of Gerard W. Traynor has experience in addressing these issues. If the weight of the field sobriety tests can be eliminated or significantly reduced, then the prosecutor may be unable to satisfy his burden of establishing probable cause for the drunk driving arrest and any DWI, DUI or Refusal charges issued as a result. Blood and Breath Tests Was your blood alcohol (BAC) test accurate? Do not assume, simply on the basis of a breath or blood test for blood alcohol content (BAC) that you should plead guilty to a charge of drunk driving. Blood and breath tests for blood alcohol content collected after a DWI traffic stop can be challenged successfully. Multiple DWIs The severe consequences of multiple DWI/DUI arrests and convictions present a tremendous challenge. You still may have an opportunity to improve your situation. Discussing your individual circumstances with Attorney Gerard W. Traynor will allow you a better opportunity to understand the consequences you face and what options are available to you.
  36. Garfield
    1. Joseph Conte: Traffic violations such as: speeding, driving while intoxicated (DWI), driving under the influence (DUI), driving while suspended, reckless driving, and leaving the scene of an accident, all can result in DMV points, possible license suspensions and higher insurance rates. Depending on the nature of the violation, you may be fined, referred to a special program, or could even be sent to jail for more serious offenses.
  37. Gloucester City
    1. Charles Wigginton: A conviction for a simple speeding ticket, careless driving ticket, improper u-turn or lane change, or any other violation, may subject you to thousands of dollars in New Jersey state surcharges and insurance company surcharges. An experienced attorney representing you in municipal court may be able to get your charges reduced to non-moving and/or non-point violations, which could save you thousands of dollars.
  38. Hackensack
  39. Haddonfield, Haddon Heights
  40. Hainesport
  41. Hamilton
  42. Hammonton
    1. Joseph Lombardo: If you have been issued a traffic summons, arrested or charged with a matter involving a motor vehicle, you may loose your driving privileges, pay significant fines, surcharges, and sent to the county jail. Even a simply speeding violation may end up costing you thousands of dollars for insurance surcharges.
  43. Harrison
    1. DaSilva & Pinho: To convict a person of driving while intoxicated the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the person operated or intended to operate a motor vehicle, which was operable while (a) under the influence of intoxicating liquor or under the influence of a narcotic, hallucinogenic, or habit producing drug, or (b) with an alcohol concentration of .10 % in the person's blood or breath.
  44. Hazlet
  45. Hillsborough
    1. Nee, Beacham& Gantner: traffic citations and disorderly conduct violations
  46. Homdel
    1. Cahill, WJ: Municipal/Superior Court Matters * DUI/DWI (or drunk driving) * Speeding or other traffic tickets * Drug offenses * Disorderly conduct * Theft and shoplifting * Receiving stolen property * White collar crime * Domestic violence * Juvenile offenses Criminal Matters * Sex offenses * Murder/Manslaughter * Robbery/Burglary * Fraud/Forgery
  47. Iselin
  48. Jersey City
  49. Keyport
    1. Kantor & Linderoth: Alternative Dispute Resolution Business & Commercial Law Business Organizations Constitutional Law Criminal Law Estate Planning Health & Health Care Law Insurance Law Litigation & Appeals Personal Injury Probate & Estates Administration Real Estate Law Municipal Court Family Law
  50. Kinnelon
    1. Stack, Robert: The Consequences of DWI * License suspension or even revocation * Increased insurance premiums * Probation * Possible jail time
  51. Lakehurst
    1. Widman Cooney: "Driving While Intoxicated" and other criminal drug laws have been made tougher. It's vital that an attorney review your case before you make a decision that may seriously affect your future.
  52. Lakewood
    1. Brown, Sam: Drunk Driving Driving while under the influence of alcohol (DUI) is a serious offense, even if no accident or mishap results therefrom. Consequences of DUI include jail time, loss of drivers license and insurance and mandatory rehabilitation.
    2. Rothstein, Mandell, Strohm & Must: Short-term penalties for a drunk driving conviction include fines, possible jail time, driver's license suspension and alcohol classes. For three years after your conviction you will be subjected to high-risk auto insurance, resulting in thousands of dollars of additional insurance costs. A drunk driving conviction can also affect your employment.
  53. Lambertville
    1. Jefferey Weinstein: Driving While Intoxicated. The operation of your vehicle under the influence of alcohol or other substances, which affect your driving ability, has serious consequences to you and is vigorously enforced by law enforcement and the courts. A violation of this section of the Motor Vehicle Code has numerous, and often times long-term consequences if you are convicted for these type offenses. The consequences if found guilty may include: suspension of your driving privileges for a minimum of three (3) months
  54. Lavallette
    1. Fennessey, James: Many people feel that they can handle violations such as criminal, DWI/DUI or other traffic offenses in New Jersey on their own, and sometimes the consequences later affect them in ways that they had not imagined. Even ÒminorÓ traffic convictions can negatively impact your driverÕs license an insurance rates.
  55. Lawrenceville
  56. Linden
    1. Chornoboy, Jeffrey: Indictable of defense, traffic ticket or DWI
  57. Little Ferry
    1. Arnesen, Jay: # Drug Distribution/Drug Possession # Violent Crimes # Theft/Property Offenses # Domestic Violence # Weapons Offenses # Sex Crimes/Child Pornography # DWI/DUI # Traffic Offenses # Workers' Compensation
  58. Little Silver
  59. Linwood
    1. Shreiber, Michael: Why Should You Use a Certified Civil or Criminal Attorney? How do you choose the best attorney for your needs? ItÕs confusing trying to choose a trial attorney. You may have never needed a trial attorney before, so you ask a friend to refer you to someone or look in the Yellow Pages where hundreds or even thousands of attorneys are listed. But how do you choose one attorney to handle your particular legal problem? Finding the right attorney is to your benefit and to the attorneyÕs as well. That is why the Supreme Court of New Jersey has directed the Board on Trial Attorney Certification to carry out the certification program in an effort to raise the level of competence of trial attorneys in this state. This program is designed to help you make an informed decision when seeking and selecting a trial lawyer.
  60. Livingston
    1. Patton, James: * DUI (sometimes referred to as "drunk driving" or "DWI") * Vehicular homicide * Traffic tickets for ignoring stop signs, speeding and more * Reckless driving
    2. Greggory Marootian: A conviction for DWI generally results in the imposition of nine (9) "insurance surcharge points." The effect on insurance rates varies with each insurance carrier; however, you can expect your rates to rise dramatically. Since New Jersey Law allows insurance carriers to refuse further coverage for you upon the accumulation of 9 insurance surcharge points, most insurance carriers will cancel your coverage and you will be forced to obtain coverage through the "assigned risk" plan in New Jersey which has extremely high rates.
  61. Lodi:
  62. Long Beach Township
    1. Andrea Rinaldi: f you have been charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI), you have two legal problems rolled into one: potential jail time and criminal punishment and the loss of your driving privileges. AÊDWI or DUI charge is a serious matter, and you need a tough criminal defense lawyer to fight your charges by taking a hard look at the evidence against you, including how your breath test was conducted and its result.
  63. Long Valley
    1. Maccarone, Joseph: Our criminal justice system is not perfect. In fact, it is designed to be both intimidating and dehumanizing. And, it is highly susceptible to error. "Innocent until proven guilty" is not a right always afforded one accused of a crime. While the law requires "proof beyond a reasonable doubt", more often those who are accused find themselves having to prove their innocence.
  64. Madison
    1. Kean, Sharon: * Theft * Fraud * Sex Crimes * Assault * Terroristic Threats * Burglary * Robbery * Conspiracy * Homicide * White Collar * Drug Offenses * Expungements * DUI/DWI * Disorderly persons offenses * Traffic Violations
    2. Chiarolanza & DeAngelis: If you are accused of committing a crime or of DWI/DUI, the state will use all its resources to prosecute and punish you. To protect your rights, your property and your freedom you need to act quickly. An experienced criminal defense lawyer can help level the playing field and increase your chances of prevailing.
  65. Manalapan
  66. Manasquan
    1. Hagan, Sean: * DUI and other alcohol-related motor-vehicle offenses * Traffic violations such as driving on a suspended license, reckless driving, careless driving, speeding and other moving violations * Disorderly conduct or disorderly persons charges * Simple assault cases * Property crimes such as shoplifting, theft, or vandalism * Minor drug offenses involving simple possession of controlled substances In New Jersey's Municipal Courts, there is no jury, and experience with the various venues can represent a significant advantage to a criminal defendant. A Òsimple ticketÓ could cost you significant monies from fines, surcharges and insurance rate increases and a loss of license or prison time.
  67. Marmora
    1. April & Maudsley: If you have been charged with driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated in New Jersey, you may have been asked to take a breathalyzer or ALCO test without your attorney present. It is important to remember that it is your right to refuse to say anything, or take any further action that may be used against you in court. The police have one goal after charging you with DUI, and that is to get you to incriminate yourself. What are the penalties for DWI ? Tremendous. For a first time offender the minimum penalty is $507.00 in fines and costs, $3,000.00 insurance surcharges, a six month loss of license and twelve hours in the "IDRC", Intoxicated Driver's Resource Center.
  68. Matawan
    1. Ghabour, Joseph: Driving While Under The Influence (DUI/DWI) *Information provided from http://www.state.nj.us/mvc A Defendant can be convicted of New Jersey DWI (N.J.S.A. 39:4-50) if the State proves beyond a reasonable doubt that he was: 1. Operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (B.A.C.) of 0.08% or more by weight of blood alcohol (by breathalyzer reading or blood reading), 2. Operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol (by ÒobservationsÓ of intoxication such as poor performance on balance testing, swaying, staggering, slurred speech, etc.), or 3. Operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of narcotic, hallucinogenic or habit-producing drug. (by positive specimen evidence (blood or urine), coupled with observations of drug intoxication). Penalties DUI with BAC greater than 0.08% but less than 0.10% License loss: 3 months Fines, fees & surcharges: $250Ð$400 fine, $230 IDRC* fee, $100 to drunk driving fund, $100 to AERF*, $1,000/year (for 3 years) surcharge, $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund Prison Term: Up to 30 days Community Service: 12Ð48 hours IDRC* DUI with BAC greater than 0.10% License loss: 7 months Ð 1 year Fines, fees & surcharges: $250Ð$400 fine, $230 IDRC* fee, $100 to drunk driving fund, $100 to AERF*, $1,000/year (for 3 years) surcharge, $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund Prison Term: Up to 30 days Community Service: 12Ð48 hours IDRC* 2nd DWI Offense within 10 years License loss: 2 years Fines, fees & surcharges: $500Ð$1,000 fine, $280 IDRC* fee, $100 to drunk driving fund, $100 to AERF*, $1,000/year (for 3 years) surcharge, $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund Prison Term: 48 hoursÐ90 days Community Service: 30 Days and 12Ð48 hours IDRC* 3rd DWI Offense within 10 years License loss: 10 years Fines, fees & surcharges: $1,000 fine, $280 IDRC* fee, $100 to drunk driving fund, $100 to AERF*, $1,500/year (for 3 years) surcharge, $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund Prison Term: 180 days Community Service: Up to 90 days (can reduce period of imprisonment) and 12Ð48 hours IDRC*
    2. DelTufo & DelTufo: If you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI), which is also known as driving under the influence (DUI), a DUI/DWI lawyer can help to get the charges against you reduced or dropped and can help you keep your driver's license. You may have heard that if you failed a Breathalyzer or Intoxilyzer test, you have no chance to reduce your charges or obtain an acquittal. This is not necessarily the case. An experienced criminal defense attorney can explain the criminal process to you and protect your rights. It is essential that you obtain experienced, aggressive representation to minimize the damage to your life.
  69. Middlesex-Somerset
  70. Milburn
    1. Shackelton & Hazeltine: DUI / DWI If you are facing drunk driving or drug charges, you need an experienced criminal defense attorney making sure your constitutional rights are protected.
  71. Millville
    1. Kavanaugh, Brendan : DWI cases, driving with a suspended or revoked license, theft, possession of marijuana, simple assault and resisting arrest
  72. Montclair
    1. Furst & Cintron: If you are a suspect in a crime, were arrested for a crime, or have been charged with one, it is important to consult an attorney. A conviction can result in a criminal record, substantial fines and incarceration.
  73. Moorestown
    1. Barron, Baker & Posternock: Under New Jersey law, a person who operates a motor vehicle, or permits another person to operate a motor vehicle owned by him with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.10 percent or more by weight of alcohol in the operator's blood is subject to a fine or imprisonment and to the forfeiture of his right to operate a motor vehicle.
  74. Morristown
    1. Greggory M. Marootian: There is simply no way of placing numerical odds of success on any case; including a DWI charge. Further, it is clear that New Jersey's firm public policy stance against DWI makes the defense of this charge a challenge even for an experienced, competent and aggressive defense counsel. The only guarantee any qualified, ethical and competent attorney can offer is to aggressively prepare your case, and carefully and thoroughly look for available defenses.
  75. Mount Holly
  76. Mount Laurel
  77. Mount Olive
    1. Fracasso, Damiano: # Driving while under the influence (DUI) # Driving while under the influence of Drugs # Driving while under the influence of Prescription Medicine # Refusal to provide a breath sample # Underage driving while under the influence of Alcohal or Drugs # Allowing intoxicated driver to operate your automobile # Speeding (laser, radar and pacing) # Driving without Insurance # Driving without a License # Driving an unregistered vehicle # Driving while suspended # Careless Driving # Reckless Driving # Racing on a Public Roadway # Drugs or Paraphernalia in a Motor Vehicle # Possing an open container of alcohal in a vehicle # Leaving the scene of an accident # Possession of drugs in a motor vehicle (actual and constructive) # Failure to report an accident # Theft of cable & other utilities # Driving while talking on a cell phone # Running a stop sign or traffic light # Driving the wrong way on a one way street # Failure to maintain lane (weaving or swerving) # Abandoning a motor vehicle # Passing a school bus or frozen dessert truck # Failure to use signal # Illegal Passing # Obstructing Traffic # DMV Appeals & Hearings # School Zone Offenses # Safe Corridor and 65 MPH Zone Violations # Appeals (Must be filed within 20 days of conviction)
  78. New Jersey N-Z
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