Phone |
Call Center: 718-488-5710 |
Attorney Ad |
Thomas B. Mafrici 315-699-3095 |
Street Address |
159 East 125 Street, New York, NY 10035 |
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WWW Link |
http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/broch/c49.htm |
Comments |
No plea deals. Plead guilty or take your chances at trial - but what do you have to lose if those are the choices? The ALJ will generally not dismiss if the officer fails to appear for trial the first (or second) time. For serious tickets you should really hire a lawyer. The New York City Traffic Court system is frustrating both for lawyers and their clients, or so we are told. |
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About the area |
There is also a Manhattan South TVB. For many, Manhattan is the center of the universe. Combine 1.5 million residents and a daily avalanche of tourists, and you can imagine how busy this traffic court must be. The building is near the 125th Street Station and the New York College of Podiatric Medicine. |
Hours of Operation |
Call center: 8 am to 4 pm. The Court is open from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm; until 6 pm on Thursdays. |
Judges |
Administrative Law Judges, rumored to have received kangaroo training, preside over speeding and traffic cases. |
Prosecutors |
NYPD and other police prosecute their own speeding tickets and other traffic cases, perhaps with the ALJ helping a bit. |
Type Of Cases |
Traffic, including speeding tickets |
Mailing Address |
Manhattan Traffic Court, 3rd Floor 159 E 125 St., New York, NY 10035 |