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Improper turning in streetI moved from Michigan to New Jersey 3 weeks ago I made a U-turn where I was not supposed to make and got a ticket for Improper turning in street. I have been in NJ for 3 weeks when i got this ticket. I am not familiar with NJ roads and was lost and wasn't able to find my way back home so i had to take a U-turn. And I got ticket. I have court hearing on 08/01. How should I defend this? Thanks. Last edited by desimalad; 07-30-2008 at 10:29 AM. Reason: None |
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| Defend what? By your own admission, you are guilty.
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| Ask for the ticket to be drop to a non moving violation, so you won't get any points. But as mention, you admit you are guilty. pay it and move on. |
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**A: can you plead insanity? |
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With that being said, ignorance of the law is not an viable legal argument to violating it. It is your duty as a "responsible driver" to familiarize yourself with the area and with it local laws before venturing out in it! |
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