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Being shafted in NJ.....Help
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<blockquote data-quote="FordSVTFan" data-source="post: 196542" data-attributes="member: 2243"><p>First off, let me welcome you to the great state of new jersey! Where are you living? Knowing that would make things easier for me to understand and offer any type of help.</p><p></p><p>Second, you know you "F'd up before you even did it. </p><p></p><p>As for your tickets, New Jersey is very tough on motor vehicle laws especially no registration and no insurance. the reason being that those two offenses are the main factors for us having the highest insurance rates in the country. Thus the fines are very high and meant to be a significant deterent.</p><p></p><p>You didnt get pulled over for "Nothing," you got pulled over for expired tags. That led to your downfall, but then again you knew that before you pulled out from the driveway.</p><p></p><p>Fictitious plate was issued because when the officer ran the plate through the system it came back as not a registered plate. Reason being, most likely NY removed it from their system as you were 2 months or more out of registration. Hence the plate really doesnt belong to that automobile any longer and technically the plate belongs to the state of New York.</p><p></p><p>According to NJ law, if you reside in this state on a permanent basis or the majority of your time(if split between residences) you must possess a NJ license and register your vehicle here as well. You have a 60 day grace period. And actually if I remember correctly, if an automobile is kept within the state for 30 days or longer, it must be registered here after that time as well. There are exceptions, but not many.</p><p></p><p>The judge gave you the best gift. Get an attorney that practices within that municipality, preferably one that goes to that court a lot and is familar with that judge.</p><p></p><p>Good Luck, you will definitely need it:shrug:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FordSVTFan, post: 196542, member: 2243"] First off, let me welcome you to the great state of new jersey! Where are you living? Knowing that would make things easier for me to understand and offer any type of help. Second, you know you "F'd up before you even did it. As for your tickets, New Jersey is very tough on motor vehicle laws especially no registration and no insurance. the reason being that those two offenses are the main factors for us having the highest insurance rates in the country. Thus the fines are very high and meant to be a significant deterent. You didnt get pulled over for "Nothing," you got pulled over for expired tags. That led to your downfall, but then again you knew that before you pulled out from the driveway. Fictitious plate was issued because when the officer ran the plate through the system it came back as not a registered plate. Reason being, most likely NY removed it from their system as you were 2 months or more out of registration. Hence the plate really doesnt belong to that automobile any longer and technically the plate belongs to the state of New York. According to NJ law, if you reside in this state on a permanent basis or the majority of your time(if split between residences) you must possess a NJ license and register your vehicle here as well. You have a 60 day grace period. And actually if I remember correctly, if an automobile is kept within the state for 30 days or longer, it must be registered here after that time as well. There are exceptions, but not many. The judge gave you the best gift. Get an attorney that practices within that municipality, preferably one that goes to that court a lot and is familar with that judge. Good Luck, you will definitely need it:shrug: [/QUOTE]
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