Experienced Lawyers Who Know Exactly How to Defend You in Marlboro Municipal Court
Marlboro Municipal Court • Marlboro Township • Monmouth County, NJ
If you or a family member have been charged with a traffic offense, drunk driving, criminal offense, disorderly persons offense, or a township ordinance in Marlboro Township you need a local attorney who knows the ins and outs of Marlboro Municipal court . Whether it’s a simple traffic ticket, or something more serious like the police finding contraband in your car, the lawyers at Clark & Clark, who were formerly prosecutors, are here to guide you through the court process and have the know how to fight your case. We have handled cases where our clients have been charged with a number of criminal offenses including possession or distribution of marijuana or prescription drugs like Oxycodone and Roxicodone, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, harassment, criminal mischief, aggravated assault, simple assault, and domestic violence. These charges are commonly referred to as disorderly persons offenses and can have very serious consequences. A conviction for such an offense carries with it a sentence of up to six months in jail and fines that can reach into the thousands of dollars.
Experienced in Traffic Infractions and DUI/DWI
Seems like sooner or later everyone gets one – traffic summonses and all other traffic cases are heard in Marlboro Municipal Court. They include violations for Drunk Driving , Speeding, Reckless Driving, Careless Driving, Driving While Suspended or Revoked, Leaving the Scene of a Motor Vehicle Accident, and Driving Without Car Insurance. These offenses can carry hefty fines, loss of driving privilege in the State of New Jersey, and in some cases even jail.
We Have The Experience with Marlboro Township Municipal Court Cases
The most important thing to remember is you don’t have to just go in and plead guilty to the charge. In almost every single traffic court or criminal case, that we weren’t able to get outright dismissed, we have been able to negotiate pleas to less serious charges that carry fewer penalties. A common example is cases where the charge is careless driving, reckless driving, or speeding and we successfully lobby the prosecutor for a plea to unsafe driving, which a no point violation that carries only a fine.
With over 35 years of criminal trial experience our lawyers have handled literally thousands of these types of criminal and traffic cases. We have gone to trial and won. In other cases, we have successfully moved to suppress evidence after a bad police search. Still in others, after reviewing the evidence and interviewing the police officers and other witnesses we have convinced prosecutors to dismiss the case in its entirety.
Both your driving record and your criminal record stay with you for the rest of your life and is something that must be protected. When you are facing any charge in court going it alone is simply not an option. We have the years of trial and negotiating experience you need to achieve the most favorable outcome.
Put Our Experience to Work Protecting You
If you have been issued a traffic summons in Marlboro Township, or if you have been arrested by the Marlboro Township Police and charged with a crime, disorderly persons offense, DUI/DWI, or other traffic offense we can help.
At Clark & Clark we have the skill and experience to investigate your case, analyze the evidence, and advise you on a course of action that is best for you. Whether we are seeking a dismissal, negotiating the best plea deal available, or defending your legal rights at a trial, we understand the system and how to make it best work for you. Call us at (732) 303-7857 for a free consultation.
Municipal Court In Marlboro Township Facts
The Court is located at 1979 Township Drive in Marlboro Township. The Court is on the right, but parking sometimes fills up. If it does you may have to park in the overflow lot on the grass. You will pass the overflow lot on your right on your way in. The Honorable James M. Newman is the presiding judge. The Court is in session every Tuesday at 9 a.m. for first appearances, 9:30 a.m. for guilty pleas, and 11:00 for cases where the defendant is represented by an attorney.
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