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• James Grace: New Jersey and most other states and parts of Canada have joined together under the Non-Resident Violator Compact. A license suspension or serious ticket in any member state equals a ticket or loss of license in ALL 44 member states. Nonmembers as of January 1996 are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Michigan, Montana, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Washington, and Wisconsin. If your license is suspended in New Jersey, you cannot obtain a license in any of the member states until your New Jersey driving privileges are restored. If you fail to pay a ticket in New Jersey, your driver's license in New Jersey will be suspended. It is unlikely that you will be able obtain or renew your license in your home state until you have resolved the ticket in New Jersey and had your driving privileges restored here. Most states also exchange information under the National Driver License Compact for serious violations such as DWIs and suspended license due to unpaid tickets in New Jersey. This means that these violations will be charged against your license in your home state. In some states, even less serious out-of-state traffic violations are charged against your license.
• Jeffrey Mintz: A driving under the influence charge, for example, is one of the most common forms of criminal liability. These types of cases, however, involve one of the most technically complex areas of criminal law. When a person finds himself or herself facing a DUI charge, the worst thing he or she can do is hire the attorney quoting the lowest fee. Hiring an experienced attorney with extensive experience in all the details of DUI law can be the difference between a successful defense and a conviction, or worse. A DUI can be successfully challenged and defeated with experienced legal counsel.