The best practice for anyone charged with a municipal court
offense, especially in the City of Newark Municipal Court is to hire an
experienced attorney who is familiar with the local practices in that court.
Whether it be a traffic offense or a disorderly person’s
offense it is wise to seek the advice of an attorney who has 25-years
experience in appearing before the Newark Municipal Court. The truth is that under New
Jersey motor vehicle laws a traffic violation can
have a number of negative effects on many important aspects of your life, which
includes, but not limited to an increase in your insurance premiums, motor
vehicle surcharges, motor vehicle points, inability to keep or maintain certain
types of employment, and loss of driving privileges. In the event of non-appearance before the
municipal court, the Newark Municipal Court will automatically report your
non-appearance to the New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles, and in most cases
the court will not re-list the case until bail is posted. In the meantime, your privileges in New
Jersey to operate a motor vehicle will be revoked and
you will not be able to drive until the matter is re-listed, this might take
several months or more.
Therefore, it is essential that you retain an experienced
criminal and traffic attorney to guide you through the pitfalls and minefields
of the Newark Municipal Court. The Law Office of Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr.,
Esq., only has his client’s best interests in mind and will make every
effort to obtain the best possible results based on the facts of your
case. Attorney Sanzone promises to
aggressively and zealously defend you and protect you within the confides of
the law.
P.O. Box 261
277 North Broad Street
Elizabeth, N.J.
07207
(908) 354-70006
