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Reckless Driving Ticket, Should I defend it?

Asked on Nov 04th, 2012 on Traffic Violations - New Jersey
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Hi, I am from jersey city, new Jersey and I am Nurse. It was two days after hurricane sandy and there was a chaos everywhere, roads were closed, no power and still I had to go to work. So, it was evening and I was returning home. All small roads were closed by police, barricades everywhere to keep traffic moving only on main roads. I couldn't find any open roads that I know to take turn and go home. After driving a mile away from my actual turning point I decided to ask a cop to show me any open road to way back home. It was a slow moving a traffic and I see a cop's car behind a barricade. I took my car to side of that barricade so that traffic keeps moving and stopped in front of barricade to ask cop way back home. Before even I speak anything that fat shit lady cop came out from car shouting out loud "I am gonna give you reckless driving ticket." I was literally shocked by such behavior. At such time in state of emergency I was expecting cop to be helpful not to be so rude.
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Criminal Defense Attorney serving Toms River, NJ at Edward J. Dimon
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you should defend the reckless driving charge. the prosecutor and judge will understand that everyone was under extreme pressure. i am sure the officer will work with your attorney.
Answered on Nov 05th, 2012 at 11:35 AM

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