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 Legal Information For You 

LEARN ABOUT NEW JERSEY TRAFFIC STOP THAT POLICE OFFICER AND MUNICIPAL COURTS DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW

 LEARN ABOUT NEW JERSEY TRAFFIC STOP THAT POLICE OFFICER AND MUNICIPAL COURTS DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW Stop Sign Violation (Failure to Stop) Under traffic law , failing to stop at a stop sign is considered a traffic violation , which is generally a civil infraction (not a crime) in New Jersey. But courts have consistently held that if an officer observes a person commit a traffic violation (like not stopping at a stop sign), that alone is sufficient probable cause to initiate a stop. So, if Sergeant Mazza claimed he saw you roll through or not stop at the sign, that legally gives him grounds to pull you over, even if it’s a civil matter. Unregistered Vehicle Driving an “unregistered” vehicle (NJSA 39:3-4) is also a traffic violation under Title 39 , again civil in nature, not criminal. If an officer runs your plates and sees the registration expired, courts treat that as reasonable suspicion / probable cause to stop you.   Criminal vs. Civil Distinction ...

Glen Ridge Court and Glen Ridge Police Department Harassment Against A Disable Indigenous American Woman That The Police Called Black

  Glen Ridge Court and Glen Ridge Police Department Harassment Against A Disable Indigenous American Woman That The Police Called Black  Affidavit of Truth Naomi Johnson v. Glen Ridge Police Department & Public Officers.pd f https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/affidavit-of-truth-naomi-johnson-v-glen-ridge-police-department-public-officers-pdf/282763839 Naomi's Tort Claim / Final Notice of Default – Unlawful Warrant, Traffic Citations, License Suspension, and Constitutional Violations https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/final-notice-glenridge-court-opra-request-for-certified-public-records-doc/282763958 Private Notice of Disqualification and Notice of Violation for Disqualification.pdf 0 likes 0 views https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/motion-to-vacate-and-quash-bench-warrant-pdf/282764075 MOTION TO VACATE AND QUASH BENCH WARRANT.pdf https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/private-notice-of-disqualification-and-notice-of-violation-for-disqualification-pdf/282764221 FI...

5 injured when NJ Transit bus strikes pedestrian, authorities say

  5 injured when NJ Transit bus strikes pedestrian, authorities say  Five people were hurt early Wednesday when a New Jersey Transit bus struck a pedestrian in Essex County, authorities said. The incident occurred about 12:10 a.m. as the bus hit a female pedestrian near South Clinton Street and Norwood Place in East Orange, according to an NJ Transit spokesman. “The pedestrian and four customers onboard the bus were taken to a local hospital,” the transit spokesman said. The conditions of the injured were not immediately available. NJ Transit referred questions about the investigation to the East Orange Police Department. A spokesperson for the police department did not immediately return a call. The bus was operating on the 94 line on its last run of the night from Bloomfield to Irvington Center when the pedestrian was hit, according to the spokesman. https://www.nj.com/essex/2025/08/5-injured-when-nj-transit-bus-strikes-pedestrian-authorities-say.html

UPDATE: Woman Struck by NJ Transit Bus in East Orange

  UPDATE: Woman Struck by NJ Transit Bus in East Orange Authorities are investigating a late-night crash in East Orange that left a woman seriously injured after being struck by a New Jersey Transit bus early Wednesday morning.   According to information released by New Jersey Transit Police, the incident occurred at approximately 12:11 a.m. when a bus operating on the 94 line — on its final run from Bloomfield to Irvington Center — struck a female pedestrian near the intersection of South Clinton Street and Norwood Place. In addition to the pedestrian, four passengers aboard the bus were also transported to a local hospital for evaluation, officials said.   New Jersey Transit Police confirmed the crash but referred further questions to the East Orange Police Department, which is leading the investigation and has not yet issued additional details.  https://www.rlsmedia.com/article/update-woman-struck-nj-transit-bus-east-orange
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Legal Information You Should Know

 Legal Information You Should Know