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Pre Trial Intervention in NJ, is a program that allows first time offenders the chance to wipe the slate clean. Before the matter reaches the court system, a defendant can apply for PTI. If the defendant is accepted, certain terms and conditions are set for an average of a 1-3 year period. If the defendant successfully completes the program, the case is dismissed. This allows the defendant to live a life free from the stigma of a criminal record.
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Can you be arrested North Carolina for a warrant issued in New Jersey?
yes, you can be arrested in NC for a warrant that was issued by the New Jersey courts.
How many district courts are in New Jersey?
There is only one District in New Jersey:US District Court for the District of New Jersey (Camden, Newark, Trenton)
Where to pay ticket in New Jersey?
Traffic and parking tickets in New Jersey are handled by Municipal Courts. You can either make a payment directly to the municipal court, or New Jersey offers a statewide online ticket payment system. In order to use the online system, you will need the ticket that was issued to you so that you can enter the ticket number. You can find this site at the New Jersey Online Ticket Payment related link. If you need to directly contact the Municipal Court that issued the ticket, visit the New Jersey Courts Guide related link for a complete directory of New Jersey Courts organized by county.
Which appellate court does New Jersey belong to?
New Jersey is part of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, which is one of the thirteen U.S. Courts of Appeals. The Third Circuit hears appeals from federal district courts located in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The court is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Where could a NJ DUI attorney be found?
You will find New Jersey DUI attorneys easy to find in all the cities and town of New Jersey. An index of all licensed attorneys is available on the New Jersey Courts website.
Can a married same-sex couple get divorced in New Jersey?
Yes. Since February 2009, state courts in New Jersey have been granting divorces to same-sex couples married out of state.
Can NY courts levy on a NJ bank account?
Yes, New York courts can potentially levy on a New Jersey bank account, but it involves a legal process. Typically, the creditor would need to obtain a judgment in New York and then seek to enforce that judgment in New Jersey, which may involve filing in a New Jersey court. New Jersey law will govern the enforcement process, and the creditor may need to follow specific procedures to levy the account. Additionally, certain exemptions may apply depending on the nature of the funds in the account.
Whats the time limit a new jersey trooper has to give a traffic citation to the courts i was given the ticket in February and he never submitted the ticket to the courts until June?
The statute of limitations on a 'motor vehicle offense' is 30 days in the state of New Jersey. However, because the ticket was written on the same day, it still counts, and as such there's no time limit on when he can submit the ticket to courts.
What is the position of New Jersey State Senator Christopher Bateman on the pending bill to legalize same-sex marriage in that state?
This legislator has sworn to uphold the state Constitution of New Jersey, which has been interpreted by the courts of New Jersey to extend to same-sex couples the right to marry and prohibit interference with that right.
What is the position of New Jersey State Senator Anthony Bucco on the pending bill to legalize same-sex marriage in that state?
This legislator has sworn to uphold the state Constitution of New Jersey, which has been interpreted by the courts of New Jersey to extend to same-sex couples the right to marry and prohibit interference with that right.
What is the position of New Jersey State Senator Joseph Pennacchio on the pending bill to legalize same-sex marriage in that state?
This legislator has sworn to uphold the state Constitution of New Jersey, which has been interpreted by the courts of New Jersey to extend to same-sex couples the right to marry and prohibit interference with that right.
