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Criminal and Motor vehicle violations can cost you. You will have to pay fines in court or receive points on your drivers license. If convicted of a criminal offense you could face Jail Time and loss of Job. An accumulation of too many points, or certain moving violations may require you to pay expensive surcharges to the N.J. MVC [Division of Motor Vehicles] or have your license suspended. Don't give up! The Law Office of Kenneth Vercammen can provide experienced attorney representation for criminal and serious motor vehicle violations.

Welcome to Kenneth Vercammen & Associates, P.C.

2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817
732-572-0500
Toll Free 1-800-NJLAWS7 (1-800-655-2977)
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Kenneth Vercammen is the Middlesex County Bar Municipal Court Attorney of the Year

Criminal		Traffic
Marijuana		Traffic fines, points, jail
Possession of drugs with Intent to Distribute Drugs		Driving While Suspended - 39:3-40
Assault		Driving While Intoxicated
Unlawful possession of weapons		Driving With No Insurance 39:6B-2
Terrorist Threats		Traffic Ticket Representation
Shoplifting		Speeding & Radar 39:4-98
Prostitution Penalties		Passing a School Bus 39:4-128
Sentencing		Penalties for Intoxicated Driving in School Zone
Theft of Movable Property		The DMV and Points
Receiving stolen property		Defense by Affidavit
Resisting Arrest and Eluding an Officer		Leaving the Scene of an Accident 39:4-129
Domestic Violence in New Jersey		Refusal to take Breath test 39:4-50.2
Jail for Crimes and Disorderly Criminal Offenses		Careless/Reckless Driving 39:4-97
Juvenile Law		Appeals From Municipal Court Decisions
Expungement		Traffic Representation and No Points
Jail Sentences Degrees of crimes 2C:43-1		Reduce MVC/DMV License Suspensions
NJ Municipal Court and Criminal Interview		Traffic Court Interview Form
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF OTHER CRIMINAL ARTICLES		ALPHABETICAL LIST OF OTHER TRAFFIC ARTICLES
Affirmative Defenses 2C:2-5		39:3-10. Unlicensed Drivers
Arson and related offenses 2C:17-1		39:4-50. Driving while intoxicated
Bad Checks		39:4-105. Failure to stop for traffic light
Bias intimidation 2C:16-1		39:4-115. Improper turn at traffic light
Burglary		39:4-119. Failure to stop at flashing red signal
Conditional discharge to dismiss first time drug offenses 2C:36A-1		39:4-122. Failure to stop for police whistle
Conspiracy 2C:5-2		39:4-123. Improper Right and left hand turns
Contempt 2C:29-9		39:4-124. Improper turn from approved turning course
Criminal attempt 2C:5-1		39:4-125. Improper U turn
Criminal Mischief 2C:17-3		39:4-126. Failure to give proper signal
Criminal Restraint 2C:13-2		39:4-127. Improper Backing or turning in street
Defiant Trespass 2C:18-3		39:4-127.1. Improper crossing at railroad grade
Disorderly conduct 2C:33-2		39:4-127.2. Improper crossing at bridge
Drug paraphernalia 2C:36-1.		39:4-130. Failure to report accident
False Public Alarms 2C:33-3		39:4-144. Failure to observe stop or yield signs
Fines and restitutions in Criminal Case 2C:43-3		39:4-35. Pedestrian's right to complete crossing
Fraudulent documents to police and government 2C:21-2.1		39:4-36. Driver to yield to pedestrian at crosswalk
Harassment 2C:33-4		39:4-41. Driving through safety zones prohibited
Hindering apprehension or prosecution 2C:29-3		39:4-49.1. Drug possession by motor vehicle operator
Hypodermic syringe or needle 2C:36-6		39:4-50. Driving while intoxicated
Indictment and Accusation Rule 3:7-1		39:4-52. Racing on highway prohibited
Issuance of an Arrest, Warrant, or Summons Rule 3:3-1		39:4-55. Action on steep grades and curves
Juvenile Delinquency in New Jersey		39:4-56.1. Willfully causing vehicle to become disabled
Lewdness 2C:14-4		39:4-57. Observance of directions of officers
Loitering to obtain or distribute CDS 2C:33-2.1		39:4-66.2. Avoidance of traffic control signal, sign
New law permits a court to refrain from imposing driver's license suspension		39:4-71. Driving on sidewalk
Obstructing administration of law or other governmental function 2C:29-1		39:4-80. Traffic control by officers
Possession, consumption of alcoholic beverages by persons under legal age 2C:33-15		39:4-81. Observing traffic signals
Prohibited weapons and devices 2C:39-3		39:4-82. Keeping to right
Property Subject to Forfeiture 2C:64-1		39:4-82.1. Two roadway highways
Quasi Criminal Rights		39:4-83. Failure to Keep right at intersections
Riot; failure to disperse 2C:33-1		39:4-84. Failure to Pass to right of vehicle when proceeding in opposite directions
School Zone Distribution of Drugs 2C:35-7		39:4-85. Passing to left when overtaking
Search and Seizure Law without a Search Warrant and Suppression Motions		39:4-85.1 Designation of one-way traffic
Self-Defense		39:4-86. Improper passing in a no passing zone
Sexual assault 2C:14-2		39:4-87. Failure to yield to overtaking vehicle
Stalking		39:4-88. Failure to observe traffic lanes
Standardized Pretrial Intervention Program - PTI		39:4-89. Tailgating
Subscription form NJ Municipal Court Law Review		39:4-90. Failure to yield at intersection
Testifying in a Criminal Case		39:4-91 Failure to yield to emergency vehicles
Theft 2C:20-1		39:4-96. Reckless driving
Theft by deception 2C:20-4		39:4-97. Careless driving
Theft, Larceny and Stealing		39:4-97.1. Slow speeds as blocking traffic
Trial of a Criminal Case in New Jersey		39:4-97.2 Unsafe Driving
Underage 4:22-17		39:4-98.3. 39:4-98.5. Sixty-Five MPH Speed Limit
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Kenneth Vercammen was selected one of only three attorneys as a Super Lawyer 2007-2008 in NJ Monthly in the Criminal - DWI. Kenneth Vercammen was the NJ State Bar Municipal Court Attorney of the Year and past president of the Middlesex County Municipal Prosecutor's Association.

He is the past chair of the NJ State Bar Association Municipal Court Section. He is the Deputy chair of the ABA Criminal Law committee, GP Division.

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