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Do I Have to Consent to a Search of My Car in New Jersey?
Author Clark & Noonan, LLC
Posted June 16, 2017
Category Criminal Defense
Wall New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorneys serving Monmouth County, Ocean County, Middlesex County and all surrounding NJ areas.
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Posted: January 18, 2017
Our New Jersey clients often ask if they must consent to a search of their car if they’re pulled over by a police officer. In a majority of cases, you do not have to consent, but the police may try to persuade you into allowing them to search your vehicle by giving you a consent form to sign. You are not obligated to sign this form and should request to speak with a criminal defense attorney. Our attorney, Charles Clark, explains more in the video above.
If you’ve been pulled over by the police and your car was unlawfully searched, our attorneys at Clark & Noonan, LLC in New Jersey can help. Call our law office anytime, day or night at 732-303-7857 for your FREE consultation. Clark & Noonan, LLC serve clients throughout New Jersey including Jersey City, Freehold, Monmouth County and surrounding areas.
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