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Gregory P. DeMichele is a seasoned litigator, devoting a substantial part of his practice to municipal court, family law and personal injury matters.
Latest posts by Greg DeMichele (see all)
- How to Properly Cancel a Real Estate Contract During the Three Day Attorney Review Period - December 9, 2015
- Court Expands Police Authority to Conduct Warrantless Searches of Your Car - November 10, 2015
- DUI Dismissed in Bellmawr Township - January 26, 2015
Protecting Your Driving Record: A Plea From 4 Points to Zero
It happens from time to time. You are driving down the road and without even realizing it you are speeding. If you continue along you could be moving at an excessive speed. If you are pulled over the speeding ticket you receive will result in a fine and anywhere between 2 and 5 points if you are convicted. If you just plead guilty you will pay the fine and you will get the NJ MVC points on your driving record. Recently our firm represented a client in Camden City Municipal Court who was charged with 39:4-98 (Speeding 15-29 mph over limit). Our client wanted to avoid points on his driving record. A conviction of the charge would result in 4 MVC points in New Jersey. After a review of the states’s case against our client and extensive negotiation with the municipal prosecutor, our office was able to p lead the defendant to a reduced charge that had no points. Our client was able plead guilty to NJSA 39: 4-97.2, commonly referred to as Unsafe Operation, and received no points on his driving record. You can review the NJ MVC point schedule by clicking here. If you or a loved one needs representation in the Camden City Municipal Court or any other municipal court in New Jersey, contact the Municipal Court attorneys at DeMichele & DeMichele. Help protecting your rights is only a phone call away. (856) 546-1350. Don’t just plead guilty and risk your driving privilege or driving record. PLEASE NOTE: The outcome of every municipal court case is fact specific. Your particular case results will vary depending on a wide range of legal and issues and factors. The facts of your case may not apply to or relate to the results of the case described above.The following two tabs change content below.
Gregory P. DeMichele is a seasoned litigator, devoting a substantial part of his practice to municipal court, family law and personal injury matters.
Latest posts by Greg DeMichele (see all)
- How to Properly Cancel a Real Estate Contract During the Three Day Attorney Review Period - December 9, 2015
- Court Expands Police Authority to Conduct Warrantless Searches of Your Car - November 10, 2015
- DUI Dismissed in Bellmawr Township - January 26, 2015