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Most important one, 39:4-81(a) Failure to obey traffic signal. Officer was on the perpendicular street and stated that since he saw his light turn green when my son was in the intersection making his turn, he must have turned on red.
Others, 39:3-29 failure to possess (1) insurance and (2) registration.
Can the moving violation be fought based on the above? Or just ask them for a zero point fine.
Think the second one will be up to the judge and a fine with showing the cards.
If the police offer shows up in court your son will lose. You can ask the municipal prosecutor if your son can plead to a non-moving violation with a larger fine to avoid points.
I had a 2 point speeding ticket reduced to a non-points ticket. All depends on the prosecutor and how you approach him/her. Bring the reg and insurance documents he/she will probably ask to see them.
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