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The Law Offices of Carl Spector is ready to serve. Led by principal attorney Carl Spector, our firm has a successful history of helping clients across New York and New Jersey facing a range of criminal charges, including DUIs, Drug Possession, Shoplifting, Violent Crimes, and more. Our firm also has significant experience handling all traffic tickets, including reckless driving, cell phone violations, driving without a license, and, of course, speeding.

The Law Offices of Carl Spector will treat you with decency and compassion while providing you with no-nonsense legal advice and the representation you deserve. Do not settle on a mediocre attorney when you can hire one with unmatched determination to see your future freed from the significant burdens of a criminal conviction.

Attorney Advertising. This information is provided for entertainment purposes only. Since each case is different and laws and regulations change constantly in the legal world, this should not be construed as legal advice. Please note that online activity, interaction and/or communication does not form an attorney-client relationship. Worried about seeing flashing lights in your rear view mirror? Watch this video to learn your legal rights if you get pulled over by the police in New Jersey.

If you're pulled over in the state of New Jersey, the police have certain protocols that they go through and you have certain rights as well. Sometimes, that line gets a little murky. Obviously, the police officer can ask you for your license, registration, and insurance. A lot of people don't realize that a police officer in the state of New Jersey can also ask you, legitimately, to get out of your car. If you don't, you could be subject to obstructing justice or a disorderly person offense for disobeying a police officer. I have seen that situation actually escalate, unfortunately, into a much more complicated criminal matter when people refuse to get out of a car.

Ordinarily, in the state of New Jersey, the police officer won't ask you to get out of the car unless they're looking to test you for a DUI or some type of driving while intoxicated charge. They might want to search you, pat you down, or see how you react to their questions. Very often, if they think that there are drugs in the car and there's a passenger, they might want to speak to you separately, or have another officer come and speak to one of you, and then separate you and speak to the other and compare your stories to see if they can find a way to have probable cause or to put pressure on you to search your vehicle. Remember, you always have the right to deny them access to your vehicle and you do not have to consent to the search of your vehicle.

If you or someone you love has been given a traffic ticket in New Jersey, contact experienced New Jersey Traffic Ticket Lawyer Carl Spector for a free confidential consultation. With over 30 years of experience defending New Jersey residents, he knows how to best prepare a strong defense to ensure you will receive the best possible outcome. Call today and let his experience work for you.

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