Summons codes

[xpawel15x]

Is there a list of the summons issued codes cops use when issuing a ticket? For example a cop issued a summons for 3 76 2F. I would like to know what that ticket was for.

 

[kb9tyc]

Codes are usually dependant on the area.

 

[car2back]

kb8tyc is right, they are going to differ from municipality to municipality.

 

[NeFire242]

You can try searching this site which list some NJ Ordinances online.
http://www.generalcode.com/webcode2.html#newj

You didn't say which city or department you heard it on, so I'm not able to conduct a very good search as it could be about seat belts in one city, and speeding in another.

Good Luck.

 

[Raven95150]

The number listed on the summons,or in this case, the number you heard the officer call in is usually the state statute or city/county ordinance number that has been violated. These are different in every state, city, and county. Another possibility would be the citation number, but it doesnt sound like that in this case.

 

[unitcharlie]

Kentucky's lists can be found at this url:

http://www.kentuckystatepolice.org/data.htm#kyucr

 

[FuelForFire]

Seeing as you are in NJ I would assume this "code" is actually the NJ Title 39 statute number. For example, your 3 76 2F is actually 39:3-76.2F which is the statute that covers seabelt requirements.

A quick google search will turn up a list of the most common NJ Motor Vehicle statutes.


-Mike

 

[xpawel15x]

Thanks FuelForFire, you're right that code is of the seatbelt statue. On google I found a list of NJ Motor Vehicle Offenses. Here it is:

http://njlawman.com/Legal Research/MV.htm