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There is nothing official that I've ever seen. In the other forum you claim this happened in NY. Here you're saying it's New Jersey. Which is it?

Doesn't seem to work too well. I used to run into a lot of people with suspended NY licenses that would go to other states and get licenses.

I've never seen this happen. I used to find many out-of-state (to NY) license holders driving in NY with valid licenses but suspended privileges in NY - some suspended for years.

I'm a bit late here, but the NJ suspension may not be automatically terminated after the suspension period. The OP may need to pay some type of suspension termination fee to get the suspension lifted. He needs to check with the NJ MVC. If that's the case, if he is driving in NJ five years from...

Completely irrelevant.

There is little chance that the OP could testify to something that would call into question the facts as put on the record by the officer - if that WAS the case the verdict would simply be "not guilty". The ONLY times I have ever seen a judge reduced the speed was when the speed was close to a...

Understand that NO points get removed from your driving record. The conviction will still be there along with the points. Even the Administrative Law Judges tell motorists incorrect information about this. What happens is that your designation as a "persistent violator" (when you get up to 12...

The Speaker of the Assembly has announced today that they will not be moving forward with impeachment. His excuse is that he's "unsure" of the legalities of impeachment of an individual who is no longer in office.

Apparently impeachment is still on the table with a number of legislators, from both parties, pushing the issue.

That's not true. The criminal investigations are still underway in multiple counties and by the feds.

Wear a tinfoil hat while you're outside. It will make you immune to the surveillance.

I'm wondering if the two attorneys who got arrested for firebombing a NYPD van had any license action taken against them.

I'm a little late to the party here... apologies. New York State has taken things too far. Criminal Justice Reform (more than just bail reform) took effect 1/1/20 and within a month or two we started seeing a lot of problems. Covid hit and it all took a backseat, but it's making news again...

Chances are just paying the ticket doesn't get the suspension automatically lifted. You need to check with the DMV to see if you have to pay some type of suspension termination fee.

I was alive during the sixties but left them at the age of 7. I know what the term means but couldn't really see where it came from. I dislike much of the slang I'm seeing over the past 20 years or so, but I guess that's the evolution of the language. I'm not into rap (at all), but much of it...

Can someone explain the origin of the term "props"? To me it's propeller and that's it.

I especially loved him in The Untouchables

Google Pixel phones do a great job at blocking spam calls and also allow you to screen calls without answering the phone. I don't answer any calls unless I know who's calling buthe the call screening feature is great and I use it all the time.

I've never heard anyone refer to a body of law (for example, the NYS Criminal Procedure Law) as a "book". To me it sounded like he was referring to a textbook or something similar.

Sentencing is not done according to what is written in "law books". These types of things are usually specified in each states' body of law that deals with criminal law and/or procedure.