Legal Question in Administrative Law in New Jersey
Any way to get a disorderly conduct ordinance violation to be plea bargained to any kind of deal where isn't shown on record? If it is first offense can I get a plea of abeyance or probationary period?
1 Answer from Attorneys
You might be able to get it down to an ordinance violation. A smart lawyer would help.
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