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NJ Statute of Limitations on Traffic Violations

Posted on : 27-09-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Moving Violations, Suspended License, Traffic Tickets, Traffic Violations

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I just moved from Pennsylvania to Maryland and was denied transferring my license due to a parking ticket dated 1988 in Morristown New Jersey. The State of New Jersey put an inquiry on my name, is requiring $50 paid to Morristown City Government, and a $100 fee paid NJ State in Trenton. What is strange is that I transferred my MD license to PA in 2006 with no difficulty. Does a Statue of Limitations exist in New Jersey that renders my 1988 parking ticket (which I never signed or received) null and void?