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703 Richmond AveRt. 35S
Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742
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Frequently Asked Questions on NJ Criminal Law
- How long does a conviction stay on my criminal record?
- Does My Record From Another State Carry Over to NJ?
- Indictable Criminal Offense or Disorderly Persons Offense?
- Deportation Issues for Those Arrested in NJ
- What is the difference between a criminal case and a civil case?
- What is the difference between probation and parole?
- What is the difference between simple assault and aggravated assault?
- Drug Possession Charges for Innocent Passengers
- Drug Recognition Evaluation / DRE Lawyer in NJ
- Can I get my drug possession conviction expunged from my record?
- Can I get my juvenile charges expunged from my criminal record?
- Failure to Pay Court Fines in New Jersey
- Is possession of marijuana a felony offense?
- Is possession of cocaine a felony offense?
- Is possession of drug paraphernalia a felony offense?
- Is possession of heroin a felony offense?
- Is possession of prescription drugs a felony offense?
- Is trespassing a felony?
- What can happen to a juvenile delinquent?
- Will my landlord be notified of my drug conviction?
- Can I go to jail for leaving the scene of a car accident?
- How can I legally carry my prescription drugs?
- Will I lose my driver’s license if I am convicted of a drug offense?
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Criminal Court Process FAQ
- Understanding Arrest Warrants in New Jersey
- Understanding Bail Jumping in New Jersey
- Understanding Bail Restrictions in New Jersey
- Confidential Informants in New Jersey
- Defending Federal Crimes in New Jersey
- Determining Bail Amount in New Jersey
- Understanding Duress & Consent Defenses in NJ
- How Does Civil Forfeiture Work?
- How Plea Bargains Work in New Jersey
- Misdemeanors and Felonies in NJ: Understanding the Differences
- Clean NJ Court Record with Expungements
- How to Check a Criminal Record in NJ
- Dealing With NJ Driver’s License Restoration
- Understanding NJ Grand Jury Outcomes
- Understanding Grand Jury Procedures in NJ
- Understanding the NJ Grand Jury Process
- When Can NJ Police Search Yards and Curtilage?
- When Can New Jersey Police Use Wiretapping?
- What Do NJ Courts Consider Self Defense?
- NJ Statute of Limitations for Traffic Offenses
- Understanding Search Warrants in New Jersey
- How Traffic Charges & Criminal Charges Differ
- Understanding Types of Bail in New Jersey
- What is a De Minimus Infraction?
- What is the Bail and Bond Process in New Jersey?
- Know Your NJ Grand Jury Rights
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Juvenile Law FAQ
- Sealing or Expunging NJ Juvenile Records
- Defending Juvenile Aggravated Assault Offenses
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- Juvenile Criminal Records in NJ
- Defending Juvenile Drug Distribution Charges
- Defending Juvenile Drug Possession in NJ
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- Juvenile Possession of Paintball and BB Guns
- Understanding New Jersey Juvenile Sentencing
- Defending Juvenile Theft Charges in New Jersey
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- Defending Juveniles Against Trespassing Charges
- Graduated Driving Laws & NJ Teen Drivers
- Understanding the NJ Juvenile Arrest Process
- Defending Juvenile Burglary Charges in NJ
- NJ Juvenile Custody & Detention System
- Options for Juveniles Charged with Eluding an Officer
- NJ Police Questioning & Confessions of Juveniles
- Juvenile Lawyer Service
- Can I be charged with possession of a gun that isn't mine?
- Can the court impose restraints prior to a drug offense conviction?
- Statute of Limitations for NJ Criminal Offenses
- What Can be Done After a Conviction?
- What does it mean to get my criminal record expunged?
- What is a juvenile detention center?
- Criminal Law Glossary Terms
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Criminal Laws in NJ
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NJ Assault Laws
- NJ 2C:12-1.1. Leaving the scene of an accident.
- NJ 2C:12-1.2 Endangering an injured victim.
- NJ 2C:12-10.1. Stalking – permanent restraining order.
- NJ 2C:12-10.2. Stalking – temporary restraining order.
- NJ 2C:12-10. Stalking definitions.
- NJ 2C:12-13. Throwing bodily fluid.
- Defending NJ 2C:12-1a. Simple assault.
- NJ 2C:12-1b(5). Assault on a police officer or public employee.
- NJ 2C:12-1b. Aggravated assault.
- Defending NJ 2C:12-1c. Assault by auto.
- NJ 2C:12-2. Reckless endangerment.
- NJ 2C:12-3. Terroristic threats.
- NJ Computer Crimes Laws
- NJ 2C:36A-1. Conditional discharge for first time drug offenses.
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NJ Disorderly Conduct Laws
- NJ 2C:33-1. Rioting.
- NJ 2C:33-12.1. Abating nuisance.
- NJ 2C:33-12. Nuisance.
- NJ 2C:33-13.1. Underage smoking.
- NJ 2C:33-13. Smoking in public.
- NJ 2C:33-14. Interference with transportation.
- NJ 2C:33-15. Underage drinking.
- NJ 2C:33-16. Alcohol on school property.
- NJ 2C:33-17. Providing alcohol to minors.
- NJ 2C:33-2.1. Loitering.
- NJ 2C:33-2 – Disorderly Conduct Statute
- NJ 2C:33-27. Consumption of alcohol in restaurants.
- NJ 2C:33-3.2. Fines for causing a false public alarm.
- NJ 2C:33-3. False public alarms.
- NJ Criminal Harassment Charges 2C:33-4
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Domestic Violence Laws in NJ
- NJ 2C:25-18. Legislative findings on domestic violence.
- NJ 2C:25-19. Domestic violence definitions.
- NJ 2C:25-20. Development of training course; curriculum.
- NJ 2C:25-21. Arrest for domestic violence.
- NJ 2C:25-22. Immunity from civil liability.
- NJ 2C:25-23. Victim’s right to temporary restraining order (T.R.O.).
- NJ 2C:25-24. Domestic violence offense reports.
- NJ 2C:25-25. Criminal complaints for domestic violence.
- NJ 2C:25-26.1. Notification of victim of release of defendant.
- NJ 2C:25-26. Conditions of release of domestic violence defendant.
- Defendant found guilty of domestic violence.
- NJ 2C:25-28.1. In-house restraining order prohibited.
- NJ 2C:25-28. Filing a domestic violence complaint in court.
- NJ 2C:25-29.1. Civil penalty for certain domestic violence offenders.
- NJ 2C:25-29.2. Collection, distribution of civil penalties collected.
- Surcharge for domestic violence offender
- NJ 2C:25-29. Hearing procedure; relief.
- NJ 2C:25-30. Violation of a domestic violence order.
- NJ 2C:25-31. Contempt of a domestic violence order.
- NJ 2C:25-32. Alleged contempt, complainant's procedure.
- NJ 2C:25-33. Records of applications for relief.
- NJ 2C:25-34. Domestic violence restraining orders.
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NJ Drug Crime Laws
- NJ 2C:35-1.1. Legislative findings on drug-related crimes.
- NJ 2C:35-10.2. Possession of GHB.
- NJ 2C:35-10.3. Possession of Rohypnol (“Date Rape Drug”).
- NJ 2C:35-10.3a. Criminalization, degree of crime.
- NJ 2C:35-10.4. Toxic chemicals.
- NJ 2C:35-10.5. Prescription drugs.
- NJ 2C:35-10. Drug possession.
- NJ 2C:35-11. Imitation drugs.
- NJ 2C:35-12. Waiver of Mandatory Minimum and Extended Terms.
- NJ 2C:35-13. Obtaining drugs by fraud.
- NJ 2C:35-14.1. Defendant required to submit to professional diagnostic assessment, exceptions.
- NJ 2C:35-14.2. Sentence of special probation for certain defendants.
- NJ 2C:35-14.3. Phase-in of implementation of provisions of law relative to special probation.
- NJ 2C:35-15. Mandatory drug enforcement and demand reduction penalties.
- NJ 2C:35-16.1. Notification to landlord of drug offenses.
- NJ 2C:35-16. Forfeiture or postponement of driving privileges.
- NJ 2C:35-17. Exception to physician-patient privilege.
- NJ 2C:35-18. Exemption, burden of proof.
- NJ 2C:35-19. Laboratory certificates; use; admission into evidence; objections.
- NJ 2C:35-2. Drug offense definitions.
- NJ 2C:35-20. Forensic laboratory fees.
- NJ 2C:35-21. Pretrial destruction of bulk seizures.
- NJ 2C:35-22. Severability.
- NJ 2C:35-23. Pending cases.
- NJ 2C:35-24. Possession of certain prescription drugs.
- NJ 2C:35-25. Sale restrictions for ephedrine products.
- NJ 2C:35-26. Reporting requirement for ephedrine products.
- NJ 2C:35-27. Permissive inference concerning possession of ephedrine products.
- NJ 2C:35-28. Unlawful possession of precursors; manufacturing methamphetamine.
- NJ 2C:35-29. Definitions relative to industrial use of certain chemicals not deemed a CDS.
- NJ 2C:35-3. Drug trafficking.
- NJ 2C:35-4.1. Booby traps in manufacturing or distribution facilities; fortified premises.
- NJ 2C:35-4. Maintaining or operating a controlled dangerous substance production facility.
- NJ 2C:35-5.10. Discretion to not seek restraining order.
- NJ 2C:35-5.11. Drug enforcement and demand reduction penalty doubled for certain offenses.
- NJ 2C:35-5.2. Manufacturing GHB.
- NJ 2C:35-5.3. Manufacturing Rohypnol (“Date Rape Drug”).
- NJ 2C:35-5.3a. Criminalization, degree of crime.
- NJ 2C:35-5.5. Legislative findings on removal or restraint of certain drug offenders.
- NJ 2C:35-5.6. Definitions relative to removal, restraint of certain offenders.
- NJ 2C:35-5.7. Restraining orders.
- NJ 2C:35-5.8. Violation of court order.
- NJ 2C:35-5.9. Certification of offense location.
- NJ 2C:35-5. Manufacturing, distributing or dispensing.
- NJ 2C:35-6. Employing a juvenile in a drug distribution scheme.
- NJ 2C:35-7.1. Drugs on public property.
- NJ 2C:35-7. Distribution on or within 1,000 feet of school property.
- NJ 2C:35-7a. Review of sentence by court.
- NJ 2C:35-8. Distribution to persons under age 18; enhanced punishment.
- NJ 2C:35-9. Drug-induced deaths.
- NJ 2C:35-14. Drug and alcohol rehabilitation.
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NJ Drug Paraphernalia Laws
- NJ 2C:36-1. Drug paraphernalia.
- NJ 2C:36-10. Defrauding the administration of a drug test.
- NJ 2C:36-2. Use or possession with intent to use drug paraphernalia.
- NJ 2C:36-3. Distribute, dispense or possess drug paraphernalia with intent to distribute or manufacture.
- NJ 2C:36-4. Advertising to promote sale of drug paraphernalia.
- NJ 2C:36-5. Delivering drug paraphernalia to a minor.
- NJ 2C:36-6.1. Discarding hypodermic needle or syringe.
- NJ 2C:36-6.2. Sale by licensed pharmacy of hypodermic syringe or needle.
- NJ 2C:36-6.3. Affirmative defense to criminal action.
- NJ 2C:36-6. Possession or distribution of hypodermic syringe or needle.
- NJ 2C:36-6a. Possession of syringe or needle through sterile syringe access program.
- NJ 2C:36-7. Unlawful seizure of drug paraphernalia.
- NJ 2C:36-8. Severability.
- NJ 2C:36-9. Pending cases.
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NJ Expungement Laws
- NJ 2C:52-1. Expungement definition.
- NJ 2C:52-10. Service of petition and documents.
- NJ 2C:52-11. Order expungement where no objection prior to hearing.
- NJ 2C:52-12. Denial of relief although no objection entered.
- NJ 2C:52-13. When hearing on petition for expungement shall not be held.
- NJ 2C:52-14. Grounds for denial of expungement.
- NJ 2C:52-15. Records to be removed upon expungement.
- NJ 2C:52-17. Use of expunged records by agencies on pending petition for expungement.
- NJ 2C:52-18. Supplying information to violent crimes compensation board.
- NJ 2C:52-19. Court order permitting inspection of records or release of information.
- NJ 2C:52-2. Expungement of indictable offenses.
- NJ 2C:52-20. Use of expunged records in conjunction with supervisory treatment or diversion programs.
- NJ 2C:52-21. Use of expunged records in conjunction with setting bail, presentence report or sentencing.
- NJ 2C:52-22. Use of expunged records by parole board.
- NJ 2C:52-23. Use of expunged records by department of corrections.
- NJ 2C:52-24. County prosecutor's obligation to ascertain propriety of petition.
- NJ 2C:52-25. Retroactive application.
- NJ 2C:52-26. Vacating of expungement.
- NJ 2C:52-27.1. Rescinding debarment of license for health care claims fraud.
- NJ 2C:52-27. Effect of expungement.
- NJ 2C:52-29. Expungement fee.
- NJ 2C:52-28. Expungement of motor vehicle offenses.
- NJ 2C:52-3. Expungement of disorderly persons offenses and petty disorderly persons offenses.
- NJ 2C:52-30. Disclosure of expungement order.
- NJ 2C:52-31. Limitation.
- NJ 2C:52-32. Construction.
- NJ 2C:52-4.1. Expungement of juvenile delinquent adjudications and charges.
- NJ 2C:52-4. Expungement of ordinances.
- NJ 2C:52-5. Expungement of records of youthful offenders.
- NJ 2C:52-6. Expungement of arrests not resulting in conviction.
- NJ 2C:52-7. Petition for expungement.
- NJ 2C:52-8. Statements to accompany petition.
- NJ 2C:52-9. Order fixing time for hearing.
- NJ 2C:52-16. Expunged record including names of persons other than petitioner.
- NJ Fake ID Laws
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NJ Firearms and Weapons Laws
- NJ 2C:39-1. Firearm definitions.
- NJ 2C:39-10. Violation of the regulatory provisions relating to firearms.
- NJ 2C:39-11. Pawnbrokers.
- NJ 2C:39-12. Voluntary surrender of a weapon.
- NJ 2C:39-13. Unlawful use of body vests.
- NJ 2C:39-14. Unlawful training in the use of a firearm.
- NJ 2C:39-15. Gun advertising requirement.
- NJ 2C:39-16. Leader of a firearms trafficking network.
- NJ 2C:39-2. Presumption of firearm possession and no license.
- NJ 2C:39-3. Prohibited weapons and devices.
- NJ 2C:39-4.1. Possession of a weapon while committing another offense.
- NJ 2C:39-4. Possession of weapons for unlawful purposes.
- NJ 2C:39-5. Unlawful possession of weapons.
- NJ 2C:39-6. Weapons exemptions.
- NJ 2C:39-7. Persons restricted from possessing weapons.
- NJ 2C:39-9.1. Sale of knives to minors.
- NJ 2C:39-9.2. Sale of handcuffs to minors.
- NJ 2C:39-9. Manufacture, transport, disposition and defacement of weapons and dangerous instruments and appliances.
- NJ 2C:58-1. Firearm registration.
- NJ 2C:58-10. Incendiary or tracer ammunition.
- NJ 2C:58-12. Registration of assault firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-13. Transfer of assault firearm to another.
- NJ 2C:58-14. Annual report on assault firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-15. Minor's access to a loaded firearm.
- NJ 2C:58-16. Retail firearm warning required.
- NJ 2C:58-17. "KeepSafe" program established.
- NJ 2C:58-18. Report on KeepSafe program.
- NJ 2C:58-19. Report of loss or theft of firearm within 36 hours.
- NJ 2C:58-2.2. Legislative findings on the sale of firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-2.3. Personalized handguns.
- NJ 2C:58-2.4. List of personalized handguns.
- NJ 2C:58-2.5. Sale of personalized handguns.
- NJ 2C:58-2. Sale of firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-3.1. Temporary transfer of firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-3.2. Temporary transfer of firearm for training purposes.
- NJ 2C:58-3.3. Handgun ammunition.
- NJ 2C:58-3.4. Exemption on restriction of purchase of handguns.
- NJ 2C:58-3. Purchase of firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-4.1. Employee of armored car company.
- NJ 2C:58-4. Handgun permits.
- NJ 2C:58-5. Licenses to possess and carry machine guns and assault firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-6.1. Possession of firearms by minors.
- NJ 2C:58-7. Persons possessing explosives or destructive devices to notify police.
- NJ 2C:58-8. Injuries caused by firearms.
- NJ 2C:58-9. Certain convictions to be reported.
- NJ 2C:21-1. Forgery
- NJ 2C:14-4. Lewdness.
- NJ 2C:14-2 Sexual assault.
- NJ Property Crime Laws
- NJ Property Destruction Laws
- NJ Prostitution Laws
- NJ Resisting Arrest Laws
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NJ Theft Laws
- NJ 2C:20-10. Unlawful taking of means of conveyance.
- NJ 2C:20-11 Shoplifting.
- NJ 2C:20-11.1. Guidelines for prosecution of shoplifting offenses.
- NJ 2C:20-11.2. Leader of organized retail theft enterprise.
- NJ 2C:20-17. Use of juvenile in theft of automobiles, penalty.
- NJ 2C:20-18. Leader of auto theft trafficking network, penalty.
- NJ 2C:20-2. Theft and computer criminal activity.
- NJ 2C:20-2.1. Auto theft.
- NJ 2C:20-2.2. Additional fine for auto theft.
- NJ 2C:20-20. Civil actions.
- NJ 2C:20-24. Value of property or services stolen.
- NJ 2C:20-3. Theft.
- NJ 2C:20-4. Theft by deception.
- NJ 2C:20-5. Theft by extortion.
- NJ 2C:20-6. Theft of property lost, mislaid, or delivered by mistake.
- NJ 2C:20-7. Receiving stolen property
- NJ 2C:20-7.1. Fencing
- NJ 2C:20-7.2. Notification of theft of scrap metal.
- NJ 2C:20-8. Theft of services.
- NJ 2C:20-9. Theft by failure to make required disposition of property received.
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NJ Assault Laws
- Expungement Lawyer Services
- School Employee Disqualification
- Pretrial Intervention Services
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Criminal Offenses We Defend
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Personal Injury
- NJ Amusement Park Injury Law Firm
- NJ Boat Accident Attorneys
- New Jersey Bus Accident Lawyer
- Car Accident Services
- New Jersey Construction Accident Lawyers
- Jet Ski Accident Attorney in NJ
- Experienced NJ Dog Bite Lawyers
- Radiology Malpractice Services
- Slip and Fall Lawyer
- Swimming Pool Injury Services
- Prescription Drug Error Lawyer in NJ
- New Jersey Prescription Drug Recall Attorneys
- New Jersey Product Liability Attorney
- NJ Truck Accident Lawyer
- Workers Compensation Services
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DWI Law
- 2nd Offense DWI Lawyer in NJ
- Driving Under the Influence of Drugs Services
- 3rd Offense DWI Lawyer in NJ
- Alcotest® Trained NJ DWI Attorney
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Frequently Asked Questions on NJ DWI Law
- Does an accident make the penalty more serious?
- How does my prior DWI, DUI or refusal conviction affect a new charge?
- If I blew over the limit am I automatically guilty of DWI?
- Are DWI or DUI charges criminal offenses?
- Blood Samples from Injured DUI Suspects in NJ
- Boating While Intoxicated (BWI) in New Jersey
- What is the Breath Volume Needed for NJ DUI?
- Can a DWI or Refusal be expunged?
- Is Confusion a Valid Refusal Defense in NJ?
- Will I have a criminal record if convicted of DWI, DUI or Refusal?
- Did the police have the right to stop me?
- What is the difference between DUI and DWI?
- What is the difference between a DWI and refusal conviction?
- Caught Driving with a Suspended License for DWI, DUI or Refusal?
- Can I still drive to school with a DUI conviction?
- DWI/DUI Checkpoints in New Jersey
- DUI: New Jersey’s 10 Year Step Down Rule
- DUI For Legally Prescribed Drugs
- Was Your NJ DWI Breath Test Working Properly?
- Can I be convicted if I was not driving?
- Dealing with DWI On Federal Land in NJ
- What gives police probable cause to charge me with DWI?
- What is Considered DWI Refusal in New Jersey?
- DWI With a Child in the Car
- Common Errors With NJ DWI Breath Test
- How can Villani & DeLuca, P.C. help in the defense of my DWI case?
- Fighting DUI Charges with Alcotest Data
- How does the breathalyzer work?
- What is an ignition interlock device?
- Is there a jury in a DWI case?
- If I lose my driving privilege, when will it begin?
- Does a DWI result in motor vehicle points being added to my license?
- Understanding NJ DWI Breath Test Time Limit
- Was Your NJ DWI Breathalyzer Calibrated?
- Reduce Sentencing for DWI with Post-Conviction Relief
- How Does a DWI Affect My Out of State License?
- Does an out of state DWI count as a prior offense?
- What constitutes a refusal to submit to a breath test in New Jersey?
- Am I required to provide a breath test?
- Defending Underage DWI in New Jersey
- Are the DWI laws for people under 21 different ?
- NJ DWI Penalties
- Refusing an Alcotest or Breathalyzer Services
- NJ DWI & Traffic Law Glossary Terms
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Motor Vehicle Laws in NJ
- NJ Car Accident Laws
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NJ Drunk Driving Laws
- NJ 39:4-50.10. Drunk driving victim.
- NJ 39:4-50.11. Victims' rights.
- NJ 39:4-50.12. Consultation with prosecutor.
- NJ 39:4-50.13. Tort Claims Act rights.
- NJ 39:4-50.14. Underage driver under the influence.
- NJ 39:4-50.15. Driving under the influence with a minor passenger.
- NJ 39:4-50.16. Legislative findings on ignition interlock devices.
- NJ 39:4-50.17. Interlock device installation.
- NJ 39:4-50.17a. Monthly leasing fee for installation of ignition interlock device.
- NJ 39:4-50.18. DMV notation of interlock device installation.
- NJ 39:4-50.19. Violation of interlock device law.
- NJ 39:4-50.2. Consent to breathalyzer.
- NJ 39:4-50.20. Certification of interlock devices.
- NJ 39:4-50.21. Rules, regulations.
- NJ 39:4-50.22. Liability for permitting an intoxicated arrestee's operation of motor vehicle.
- NJ 39:4-50.23. Impoundment of vehicle operated by arrestee.
- NJ 39:4-50.2a. Guidelines for DWI and breath test refusal prosecutions.
- NJ 39:4-50.3. Breath test analyses.
- NJ 39:4-50.4a. Refusal to submit to breathalyzer.
- NJ 39:4-50.5. Severability.
- NJ 39:4-50.8. Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund.
- NJ 39:4-50. Driving while intoxicated.
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NJ Motor Vehicle Laws
- NJ 39:3-20. Operating commercial vehicle in excess of 45 mph.
- NJ 39:4-105. Failure to stop for traffic light.
- NJ 39:4-115. Improper turn at traffic light.
- NJ 39:4-119. Failure to stop at flashing red signal.
- NJ 39:4-122. Failure to stop for police whistle.
- NJ 39:4-123. Improper right or left turn.
- NJ 39:4-124. Improper turn from approved turning course.
- NJ 39:4-125. Improper “U” turn.
- NJ 39:4-126. Failure to give proper signal.
- NJ 39:4-127.1. Improper crossing of railroad grade crossing.
- NJ 39:4-127.2. Improper crossing of bridge.
- NJ 39:4-127. Improper backing or turning in street.
- NJ 39:4-128.1. Improper passing of school bus.
- NJ 39:4-128.4. Improper passing of a frozen dessert truck.
- NJ 39:4-128. Improper crossing of railroad grade crossing by certain vehicles.
- NJ 39:4-129. Leaving the scene of an accident.
- NJ 39:4-14.3. Operating motorized bicycle on a restricted highway.
- NJ 39:4-14.3d. More than one person on a motorized bicycle.
- NJ 39:4-144. Failure to observe stop or yield signs.
- NJ 39:4-36. Failure to yield to pedestrian.
- NJ 39:4-41. Driving through safety zone.
- NJ 39:4-49.1. Drug possession by motor vehicle operator.
- NJ 39:4-52. Racing on highway.
- NJ 39:4-55. Improper action or omission on grades and curves.
- NJ 39:4-56. Delaying traffic prohibited.
- NJ 39:4-57. Failure to observe direction of officer.
- NJ 39:4-66.1. Failure to yield to pedestrians or vehicles while entering or leaving highway.
- NJ 39:4-66.2. Operating a motor vehicle on public or private property to avoid a traffic control signal or sign.
- NJ 39:4-66. Failure to stop vehicle before crossing sidewalk.
- NJ 39:4-71. Operating a motor vehicle on a sidewalk.
- NJ 39:4-80. Failure to obey direction of officer.
- NJ 39:4-81. Failure to observe traffic signals.
- NJ 39:4-82.1. Improper operating of vehicle on divided highway or divider.
- NJ 39:4-82. Failure to keep right.
- NJ 39:4-83. Failure to keep right at intersection.
- NJ 39:4-84. Failure to pass right of vehicle proceeding in opposite direction.
- NJ 39:4-85.1. Wrong way on a one-way street.
- NJ 39:4-85. Improper passing on right of off roadway.
- NJ 39:4-86. Improper passing in a no passing zone.
- NJ 39:4-87. Failure to yield to overtaking vehicle.
- NJ 39:4-88. Failure to observe traffic lanes.
- NJ 39:4-89. Tailgating.
- NJ 39:4-90.1. Failure to use proper entrances to limited access highways.
- NJ 39:4-90. Failure to yield at intersection.
- NJ 39:4-91. Failure to yield to emergency vehicles.
- NJ 39:4-92. Failure to yield to emergency vehicles.
- NJ 39:4-96. Reckless driving.
- NJ 39:4-97.1. Slow speeds as blocking traffic.
- NJ 39:4-97.2. Driving in an unsafe manner.
- NJ 39:4-97. Careless driving.
- NJ 39:4-97a. Destruction of agricultural or recreational property.
- NJ 39:4-98. Exceeding maximum speed.
- NJ 39:4-99. Exceeding maximum speed.
- NJ 39:5C-1. Racing on highway.
- NJ 39:5D-4. Moving violation out-of-state.
- NJ 39:4-97.3. Cell phone violation.
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