The New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to decide if those convicted of driving on a suspended license may serve their mandatory 180-day jail terms through intermittent incarceration.
August 21, 2018 at 11:31 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has agreed to decide if those convicted of driving on a suspended license may serve their mandatory 180-day jail terms through intermittent incarceration.
Prosecutors are seeking to overturn a published ruling from the Appellate Division that said there is nothing to bar trial judges from allowing those drivers to serve their sentences on an intermittent basis, so long as their jail stays total 24 hours each.
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