Possible Consequences of MV charges

Possible Consequences of MV charges

Municipal Courts have discretion on imposing jail time and license suspension. Depending on the circumstances and defendant's driving history, penalties will be determined by a court. You can go to jail, lose a license, pay surcharges to NJMVC, and pay fines to the court. Below are some examples, but each case varies. I urge you to contact this office to discuss your case. Contact the New Jersey motor vehicle attorney Bartholomew Baffuto, Esq. for consultation. (Imprisonment) Conviction from charges of the following conduct can result in imprisonment.

N.J.S.	Description
39: 4-50	Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI/DWI)
39: 4-98; 39: 4-99	Speeding
39: 6B-2	No automobile liability insurance
39: 3-40	Driving while your license is suspended
39:4-129	Leaving the scene of an accident

(License Suspension) When a driver accumulates 12 points in a period of two years or less, the driver becomes subject to license suspension for 30 days. Other N.J. S. violations which result in license suspension include the following.

N.J.S.	Description
39: 3-10.13	Driving commercial vehicle while under suspension or prohibition of commercial drivers license
39: 3-12	Illegal securing of drivers license
39: 3-34	Applying for license while under suspension or prohibition of commercial drivers license
39: 3-37	Misstatement of fact
39: 3-38.1	Altered, forged or counterfeit drivers license
39: 4-50	Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI/DWI)
39: 4-50.4a	Refusal to submit to chemical test
39: 4-129	Leaving accident scene