Ocean Township Municipal Court

Even minor traffic violations and municipal offenses can have a serious impact on your driving privileges and your criminal record. In most cases, motor vehicle related offenses result in fines, revoked driving privileges, or points that could result in an increase in your car insurance premiums. Certain motor vehicle offenses, however, may involve county jail time depending on a person’s prior record.

Many people do not think to hire an attorney when it comes to a traffic violation or a related offense, and instead choose to pay the fine or plead “guilty” without trying to challenge the traffic citation or moving violation offense. It is your right to challenge a traffic or municipal offense and protect your rights. We can help you defend against a reckless or careless driving charges, a DUI, or a speeding ticket, and retain your driving privileges by beginning immediately with a careful analysis of the police investigation and all possible defenses to the charge.

At Clark, Clark & Noonan, LLC, we offer aggressive advocacy to protect the rights of our clients in municipal court who have been accused of a wide range of traffic violations, including:

• Speeding Tickets
• DUI/DWI Charges
• Reckless/Careless Driving
• Driving While Suspended or Revoked
• Leaving the Scene of an Accident
• Other Traffic Violations

If you have been accused of a traffic violation, received a traffic citation, or are facing charges of DUI or DWI or other charges that threaten your driving record and insurance premiums, your case calls for the expertise of a traffic violations attorney. For a free consultation with an experienced attorney, call Clark, Clark & Noonan, LLC. at 732-303-7857 today.

Charged with a Disorderly Persons Offense? Put Our Legal Experience to Work Protecting Your Record

Although charges handled in New Jersey’s Municipal Courts are referred to as “Disorderly Persons Offenses,” they are still criminal offenses with lasting consequences if you are convicted. A person convicted of a Disorderly Persons Offense, for example, can be sentenced up to 6 months in Jail and up to 30 days for a petty disorderly persons offense. In addition, the Municipal Court Judge can impose heavy fines, loss of driving privileges or both. A conviction for a Disorderly Persons Offense or Petty Disorderly Persons Offense means that you would have a criminal record which could effect employment and educational opportunities.

Our criminal defense attorneys and former prosecutors have successfully advocated for clients charged with all types of municipal court offenses, including:

• Possession of Marijuana or Distribution of Marijuana
• Possession of Prescription Drugs like Oxycodone and Roxicodone
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Possession of a Fake ID
• Underage Drinking
• Criminal Mischief
• Shoplifting
• Violent Crimes, including:
  • Disorderly Conduct
  • Resisting Arrest
  • Simple Assault and Aggravated Assault
• Assault Arising from Domestic Violence
• Harassment
• Stalking Charges

Ocean Municipal Court
399 Monmouth Road
Oakhurst, NJ 07755
Phone: (732)-531-5005 | Fax: (732)-531-5420

Website: http://www.oceantwp.org

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