NJ Supreme Court Finds No Violation of NJSA 39:3-33 if License Plate is Legible and Indentifiable
The New Jersey Supreme Court held that in order to avoid serious constitutional concerns, the Court interprets the statute narrowly and holds that N.J.S.A. 39:3-33 requires that all markings on a license plate be legible or identifiable. If a frame conceals or obscures a marking in a way that it cannot reasonably be identified or discerned, the driver would be in violation of the law. In practice, if a registration letter or number is not legible, the statute would apply; but
Cliff Bidlingmaier's Cases Recently Publicized in the Trentonian
Check out the latest article in the Trentonian that has four of Cliff Bidlingmaier’s settlements publicized. Cliff was co-counsel in the Sakoutis, Howard, Klank, and Lee matters and secured significant settlements for his clients that total in excess of 2 million dollars. Cliff worked tirelessly to get his clients significant settlements for the damages they suffered. https://www.trentonian.com/news/mercer-county-governments-paid-4m-for-bad-cops-since-2012-including-recent-
