Morristown, New York
Morristown is a town in St. Lawrence County, New York. It is in the northwest area of the state and considered part of the North Country region. The western town line is the St. Lawrence River, which is also the border between the United States and Canada. Morristown is just south of the City of Ogdensburg.
, it had an estimated population of 2,000. The town contains the hamlets of Cedars, Edgewater Park, Edwardsville, Longs Corners, Morristown, Morristown Center, and Terrace Park. The Hamlet of Morristown is the principal hamlet where the town’s government services and offices are found. It used to be a village but was disbanded in 2019 in order to cut costs.
Traffic Tickets in Morristown
The town has three main roads. The first is New York State Route 12 (NYS-12). This runs north-east and south-west in the northern part of town. When it reaches south of Morristown, it meets the other two roads. These roads are New York State Route 37 (NYS-37) and New York State Route 58 (NYS-58). NYS-37 continues north-east and south through the western part of Morristown. NYS-58 runs northwest and southeast, serving east Morristown and heading directly through Edwardsville. Another large road runs along the St. Lawrence River. That road is New York State Route 12 (NYS-12). It meets NYS-37 just south of the intersection of NY-37 and NY-58. NYS-12 runs through the Jacques Cartier State Park.
Morristown traffic tickets are issued by the New York State Police and the St. Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office. These tickets are made answerable to the Morristown Town Court (Morristown Justice Court). The most common charge adjudicated by the court is speeding. Speeding violations are issued to motorists mostly near the hamlet of Morristown. The speed limit in town does not exceed 55 miles per hour. As you approach the hamlet of Morristown, the speed limit is reduced.
The Benjamin Goldman Law Office
The Benjamin Goldman Law Office is accepting clients in Morristown. We can go to court on your behalf as necessary and argue in your favor. Our goal is to get the points associated with your ticket reduced or eliminated, thereby saving you many headaches down the line. A conviction not only means that your driving record will be stained for several years. It also means your insurance premiums will likely increase substantially upon its bi-annual renewal. Insurance companies pay attention to all traffic violations on a driving record. If you would like to keep your record as clean as can be, get in touch with us. We offer complimentary consultations to all.
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