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Re: Traffic Ticket - Fighting It
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MrGrieves wrote:
And I also wonder. Even if I plead the violation to no points, what's to prevent the insurance company from holding it against me like they did the seat belt violation?


It sounds like the insurance industry is emulating the credit card model, raise you for any reason, or none at all. Have you looked for a new insurer? I'll bet that one ticket on an otherwise clean record still makes you a catch for any agent, they spend tons on getting new customers.



The reason that the insurance company raised his rates is based on the fact that it was a ticket for not wearing a seat belt. It shows them that he disregards safety, and that if there were an accident, it would be a higher payout if he wasn't wearing his seatbelt.

I have had several no point tickets that did not affect my insurance rates.

Posted on: 2009/6/16 13:46
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Re: Traffic Ticket - Fighting It
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He's allowed to turn there, stupid. The light is green.


WTF I know it's green, I put the image up to illustrate the sign. It exist, you prick. The OP is NOT allowed to turn there on red. The cop has every right to give a ticket if you can't read the sign. Whether it is on the corner or not, it is visible and in the line of sight of any driver approaching the light.


Then re-read your precious little photoshopping in the picture: "I guess he didn't look at the sign, he's about to turn."

I think he did look at the sign, and then saw the light was green, then realized he could turn.

Stick to talking up your New Shit Box Bar, or whatever the F that sh!thole is called now. Your kind belongs there, neanderthal!

Posted on: 2009/6/16 13:38
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Re: Traffic Ticket - Fighting It
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What you say makes sense in terms of actual law, but this is Joisey, where the law is whatever the the officious pricks say it is. I protested and asked for a dismissal, I was offered the plea deal or a new court date. When I missed the second court date they issued a bench warrant for me. For all I know, after 12 years I'm still a wanted man in Lyndhurst.


Yeah, unfortunately prosecutors will verbally bully a person into submitting.

And be careful with that bench warrant. If you get pulled over in any town, for any reason, you will be arrested. I had the same thing happen to me on an old warrant for not paying a ticket. Highly incovenient, to say the least.

Posted on: 2009/6/16 13:35
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Re: Traffic Ticket - Fighting It
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Is this the intersection? If so, there is a sign. I don't blame you for making the right. But you should always be looking out for cops in JC, at least I am. Welcome.

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He's allowed to turn there, stupid. The light is green.

Posted on: 2009/6/15 20:12
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Re: Traffic Ticket - Fighting It
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Go fight the ticket. Plead Not Guilty, and don't trade down to a lesser offense. There is about a 90% chance that the officer doesn't show up, and the ticket will be dismissed for lack of prosecution.



I discovered this is a myth, at least in Lyndhurst. The officer was noshow, but they didn't dismiss, only offered me a no points fine instead on a ticket that was complete bullshit to begin with.


Not a myth at all. Unfortunately, you got fed a line of shit. The prosecutor can tell you anything he wants. He knows the truth, and was banking on the fact that you don't. He was right.

If the officer who issued you the summons isn't present, a trial cannot take place. The reason being is your Constitutional right to face your accuser at trial. If a prosecutor tries to proceed with the trial based on "the officers written testimony" i.e. the notes on the back of the ticket, you still cannot face him, and a mistrial must be granted.

Posted on: 2009/6/15 19:58
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Re: Old park on 1st
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I've got about $50 in loose change, that should cover a substantial portion of it...

Posted on: 2009/6/15 19:53
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Re: Traffic Ticket - Fighting It
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Go fight the ticket. Plead Not Guilty, and don't trade down to a lesser offense. There is about a 90% chance that the officer doesn't show up, and the ticket will be dismissed for lack of prosecution.

Your other alternative is to go back and make sure there is a sign posted. If there isn't, take a picture to prove it and there is your evidence.

Posted on: 2009/6/15 15:54
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Re: Old park on 1st
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As much potential as it has to be a teriffic park, I think it would be best left closed. The last thing we need is for the city to open that gate, and have it overrun with the dregs of society pouring out of Indio's on a regular basis.

I can see the drug deals now, not to mention in the warmer weather, it would give the prostitutes and johns another alternative to using their car on the street.

Now, if we could get rid of Indio's, and not have this block seething with their customers, I would love for the park to be open.

Posted on: 2009/6/15 15:52
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Re: Rapper Fat Joe talks up education at Jersey City school
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Anyone else find it humorous that he decides to talk about baking and donuts?

Just sayin...

Posted on: 2009/6/12 17:04
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Re: PATH: Security Screening
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I think everyone enjoys their FREEDOM. FREEDOM is what makes this country great. As a matter of fact, I do not want the PA taking away my FREEDOM to not be scanned. I love FREEDOM.

Posted on: 2009/6/12 1:46
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Re: Enos Jones Park.
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Vigilante, why not buy one of those little boating air horns? Sneak up on them and scare the shit out of them. It won't really accomplish anything, but you will certainly enjoy it!

On a more serious note, sometimes they might have thier name embroidered on thier chest. Maybe write down thier name, or truck number or something and try to report them.... although this IS JC, so that would accomplish even less than the air horn idea.

Posted on: 2009/6/9 22:54
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Re: $300 gas bill for june!!??
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Okay...so i just opened my cell phone bill for the month of June and guess what...

I owe $500 for overage charges!!!

Can you believe this!?!?

I know this may seem random, but I figured since this lunatic is trying to blame Jersey City for their PSE&G bill, i might as well try and blame JC for my cell phone bill.

This in an outrage, i hate Jersey City!

Does anyone know any other towns/web-sites i can blame besides myself?


At what point did the OP try to blame JC? You are an uneducated asshole. Please drop dead immediatley.

Posted on: 2009/6/9 14:48
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Re: Speeding Ticket And Going To Court
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There is a 50/50 chance that the cop will not show up when subpoenaed (unless he trolls this site). You are innocent until proven guilty. If there is no witness to testify and prove you guilty, the city has no case.
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But if the cop doesn't show up, don't they usually postpone the case and keep bringing you back until he does show up? The cop is not going to drive up here from the shore on his own time. They only go to court when on duty on their shift, on city time.


They should only postpone it once, anytime after that infringes on your right to a speedy trial. Call the Municipal court and enter your plea of not guilty at least a week before the court date. They will then change your court date. If the officer shows up, you're screwed. If he doesn't, and the prosecutor wants to delay the trial until the cop gets there, just tell the judge that the officer had every opportunity to attend and chose not to. You have the right to a speedy trial and you would like to exercise said right. The judge will most likely dismiss the summons.

Posted on: 2009/5/31 4:16
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Re: Tractor trailer stuck under roadway at Jersey City/Hoboken border
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If you want to get technical half of this story should be under the NOT JERSEY CITY section of the forum.


WRONG! JC goes until Observer Hwy at that point.

Posted on: 2009/5/28 21:31
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Re: Two JC cops arrested over Memorial Day weekend
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a brief reminder:

in the land of the free, we presume a defendant is innocent until the guilt is proven beyond a reasonable doubt


Yes, and here in America, we jump to conculsions. Sounds like a lovely place you live in. What's it called, LaLa land?

Posted on: 2009/5/28 12:47
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Re: MOTORCYCLE RIDER
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Jeebus:


Why do you assume he has a new Harley? He doesn't, it's an older vintage bike. I can assure you my husband knows how to operate his bike. He's had Harley's for over 20 years.

And honestly, to all those who think bikers rev the engine so everyone will look at them and think they are cool or have big penises. Are you serious? Comeon.


Enlighten us then... why DO they rev the engine unnecessarily? I have ridden for a number of years, and have never felt the need to do so. Maybe that's just because I have respect for my neighbors.

Silly me.

Posted on: 2009/5/13 14:15
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Re: Who here really, really hates Comcast?
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I have Dish Network though the building I live in. We have tons of high def channels, but not MSG. I may switch to Comcast. What's the point of having a big-ass LCD and watching hockey in standard definition?

Thanks for the info.


Switch to DirecTV. You get MSG, MSG2, and MSG+, as well as the NHL network all in HD.

Posted on: 2009/4/8 14:39
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Re: Gentrification?
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Gentrification? Yes, please!

Posted on: 2009/4/7 16:13
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Grove Path- Any original topics?
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Is it just me, or does anyone else get sick and tired of Grove Path just cutting and pasting news stories from other sources? I am capable of reading TONY or other such publications online.

Try creating your own stories. Be original for once.

Posted on: 2009/4/5 16:11
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Re: New Trees Downtown
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I noticed this as well with the trees and if you need help watering, I'm all over it.

On a side note, as I type this, I'm watching sidewalk corners on Brunswick being broken up and leveled out nicely, looking very good.

Let's keep this up!


It's not just to level out the corners, it's because they are installing new sewer drains. They have been doing it all over the neighborhood.

Posted on: 2009/4/2 22:41
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Re: Gargabe Collection Downtown Last night
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I'm on 1st/Colgate and they took all my trash. They put my cans back next to the building, which was an incredibly pleasant surprise.

Wouldn't have expected that.

Posted on: 2009/3/27 14:02
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Re: Towed at BBB
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The Expecting Mothers signs are simply a suggestion. You don't have to comply, kind of like not holding open a door for someone. You simply risk looking like a douche. As for drivers? Don't get me started. As if elderly drivers were our biggest problem? Please.


I am a douche because some dumb broad took a load and now thinks she is entitled to preferential treatment because of it? Sorry, no. Waddle into the mall from a different parking spot.

(My apologies to those who are pregnant and still act like normal decent people. The above rant is not directed at you.)

Posted on: 2009/3/17 0:04
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Re: Commuting to lower Manhattan by bike
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We need a second tunnel for pedestrians, bikes, mopeds, disabled motorized carts and motorbikes no greater then 125cc. It could also incorporate some sort of electric light-weight open roof train. (3 seats wide with 10 rows in length or something like that)


Or we could just put on our ruby red slippers and click our heels together three times.

Which do you think is more likely to happen?

Posted on: 2009/3/17 0:01
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Re: Towed at BBB
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I call bullshit on expectant mother parking. Being pregnant isn't a disability. You can choose whether or not to be pregnant.

Tell your mom that, 1st St GUY. Also tell grandma to lose the handicapped sticker, people shouldn't drive after 75.


Yes, I agree that people over 60 should be required to take bi-yearly re-tests in order to be able to keep thier driver's liscense.

As for the pregnancy, just because you gain weight and your feet swell TEMPORARILY, doesn't mean you are disabled and need a better parking spot. I broke both bones in my lower leg last summer and required surgery to implant a metal rod in order to be able to regain the ability to walk. I was told by the DMV that I was NOT able to get a temporary handicapped tag so I could go to the store. Same type of thing, except I couldn't choose to not be injured anymore.

Posted on: 2009/3/16 14:38
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Re: Towed at BBB
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I call bullshit on expectant mother parking. Being pregnant isn't a disability. You can choose whether or not to be pregnant.

Posted on: 2009/3/15 15:47
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JC Men's Hockey/Softball leagues
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I noticed that on 7th/Brunswick there is a hockey rink and baseball/softball fields. Does anyone have any information on any leagues that might take place there or other places?

Posted on: 2009/2/24 20:45
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Re: Who here really, really hates Comcast?
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So, Direct TV converts, are you happy with your service? I'm thinking of ditching Comcast.


It's incredible. You can't sign up fast enough. I couldn't stand Comcast. It's garbage. I don't lose signal, even on the snowy/rainy/windy days.

Posted on: 2009/2/15 15:03
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Re: Police activity on 8th & Coles
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nickie wrote:
This is like last night when I was walking home at 9pm. There were 3 cop cars parked out front of Carmine's Pizzeria on Brunswick...I guess they were having a pizza party.


You mean the "Downtown Auxillary Post"? I swear at times there are more cops there than on patrol. Not that I mind. When there are cops present, even while eating, it tends to keep the riff-raff away.

Posted on: 2009/2/11 20:57
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Re: Question on Safety of Brunswick Btwn 2/3rd
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I call BS on the shooting. I was out this morning and took my dog for a couple walks down Brunswick. No such blood trail, or my dog would have been all over it. She's a K-9 trained German Shepherd.

Posted on: 2009/1/31 18:32
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Re: NJT Busses - Nearly (a) Joke (on) Transit?
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The 2nd Street Light Rail is a 10 minute walk, although I have been warned about Mountain Road. 9th Street is 15 min. I don't mind the walk during the day, but the streets are SO empty at night (OK, I lived in Manhattan before and this takes getting used to).


Warned about Mountain Rd? What about it?

Posted on: 2009/1/18 21:49
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