Reckless Driving Legal Consequences

Summary

Driving over 100 mph is considered reckless driving in New Jersey. Crossing double yellow lines is illegal. If drugs are involved, it can affect the case outcome. Cocaine can be detected in autopsies through toxicology tests. Police hiding evidence is illegal under U.S. Law. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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I was driving * mph and someone made an illegal left turn over * sets of double yellow lines spaced * or more feet apart in front of me and passed away
I'm sorry to hear about this incident, ****. In which state did this occur? Traffic laws can vary by location.
Nj
I'm sorry for the situation, ****. In New Jersey:
- Driving over * mph is considered reckless driving.
- Crossing double yellow lines is illegal.
Please consult a local traffic attorney for assistance with this complex case.
He was possibly on drugs too
In New Jersey, if a driver is under the influence of drugs, it could potentially affect the outcome of your case. An experienced traffic attorney can help you navigate this situation.
What is a white powder substance rolled in a dollar bill usually
Answer: A white powder substance rolled in a dollar bill is often associated with illicit substances, frequently cocaine. However, it is important to remember that only a proper chemical analysis can definitively identify the substance. Always report suspicious substances to law enforcement.
Why were the drugs not tested when they were found
Police may not test substances found at the scene for various reasons, such as limited resources or lack of suspicion. It's critical to discuss this with your attorney as it may influence your case.
Does cocaine show up in an autopsy
Yes, cocaine and its metabolites can be detected in an autopsy through toxicology tests. However, the results depend on the time elapsed since ingestion and the individual's metabolism.
What drugs don’t show up on a toxicology
Toxicology tests can detect a wide range of substances. However, some substances such as certain synthetic drugs (e.g., synthetic cannabinoids, bath salts) or designer drugs may not show up. The detectability can depend on the type of test, timing, and the laboratory's capabilities.
Can the police hide evidence
No, it's illegal for the police to hide evidence. This is known as "Brady violation" under U.S law. It's crucial to speak with your attorney about this concern.
Why did the police not say anything about the substance found in the car 11 months ago
The police may have had various reasons for not mentioning the substance found in the car. This could include ongoing investigations or procedural issues. It's important to discuss this with your attorney to fully understand the implications on your case.