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NJ State Police commit significant errors during traffic stops!!!

N.J. State Police made ‘troubling’ amount of errors during traffic stops, according to a recent study. NJ.com recently published an article that described the results of a study regarding New Jersey State Police practices during motor vehicle stops.

According to the article, the study revealed that, “429 stops reviewed from Jan. 1 to June 30, the office found troopers failed to give Miranda warnings correctly in 74 instances despite recent training. In 16 instances,  the report said, the errors were not uncovered until an internal review was undertaken.” see, NJ.com.

I would be re-missed by failing to add that, despite the study, our New Jersey state police officers are one of the finest branches of law enforcement officers in the country. Most New Jersey State police officers have college degrees and/or extensive military training but they are still human and commit mistakes. These mistakes provide defenses and can secure an acquittal of your New Jersey issued motor vehicle violation. To learn more, give New Jersey traffic ticket attorney Dan T. Matrafajlo a call for a free legal consultation.

Dan T. Matrafajlo

NJ State Bar: #031722003

Dan T. Matrafajlo, Esq., is the managing member and lead partner at Beninato and Matrafajlo, Attorneys at Law, LLC. Renowned for groundbreaking contributions to personal injury law, he has set legal precedents with influential Appellate decisions and garnered recognition in the New Jersey Law Journal. A consistent honoree on Super Lawyers’ Rising Star list for the past five years, Matrafajlo’s litigation prowess is widely acknowledged. He has won various awards like Super Lawyers, Thomson Reuters Association 2019, and Nominated into Super Lawyers as a Rising Star from 2012 until the Present.

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