A blog by Adam Rosenblum
Port Authority and other officials will no longer be allowed to use police-style badges, thanks to a new law signed by Governor Phil Murphy on Friday, Aug. 9. The new law forbids agencies from issuing police-style badges to non-law enforcement officials, including elected officials. The rule applies to all agencies...
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About 14% of traffic accidents involve a driver distracted by a cell phone. More than half (8% total) involve the driver texting or using other smartphone functions other than making calls. As such, all states except Montana have put in place some form of texting while driving ban. Often called...
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Many people believe the kind of car a person drives says something about the type of driver he or she is. If that’s the case, one might assume that those who drive cars known for their horsepower and speed—such as a Corvette, Camaro, or Mustang—get more speeding tickets, while those...
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Drivers looking to kick back and enjoy some beers this Labor Day weekend should be careful before getting behind the wheel; in fact, they should take caution all week long. State and local police are actively patrolling New York streets for those who may be driving while impaired or committing...
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To obtain a U.S. passport, one must complete a written application, submit the right-sized photo, provide original documents that establish one’s identity and citizenship status, and pay the fees. Once the application is submitted, the U.S. State Department will also perform a background check on the applicant, looking for any...
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