Southampton Township

Southampton Township

Traffic and Criminal Offenses

Town Overview

Many offenses in Southampton occur in residential areas. The Southampton Township Police maintain speed traps and check points on a fairly regular basis. Raymond Albert Raya, Esq. appears in Southampton Township Municipal Court on a regular basis for private clients.With his breath of experience, Raymond Albert Raya, Esq. knows how to defend your rights and to successfully resolve your motor vehicle charge or criminal offense in Southampton Township. Whether the offense is Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), Possession of Drugs/CDS or a minor moving violation, Raymond Albert Raya, Esq. possesses the unique insight and personal contacts to help you through this ordeal.Contact our office for a free consultation to see what we can do for you.

Southampton Township Municipal Court

The Southampton Township Municipal Court only hears misdemeanor criminal offenses and traffic offense cases. In some instances, individuals charged with more serious offenses will have their initial court appearance in Southampton Township Municipal Court before their matter is transferred to the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office in Mount Holly. A conviction for a violation like DWI, driving while suspended, or possession of marijuana can tarnish your record for a long time. While the penalties of monetary fines, loss of driving privileges, community service, probation and sometimes even jail can be life-altering, the stigma of a having a criminal or motor vehicle conviction on your permanent record can haunt you for years to come. Our office fights to avoid these outcomes.  We handle all Southampton Township Municipal Court charges including Underage Drinking, Possession of Marijuana, Shoplifting, Disorderly Conduct, Criminal Mischief, Speeding, Reckless Driving, Racing, DWI, Refusal, driving without insurance and driving while suspended or revoked.  We also help you seek the help you need if your actions were the result of a drug or alcohol addiction. If you are being prosecuted for a criminal charge or traffic ticket like one of these, give our offices a call and tell us about your situation.

Location

The Southampton Township Municipal Court is located at 5 Retreat Road, Southampton, NJ 08088. Their phone number there is (609) 859-2747 and the fax number is (609) 859-3998. The Honorable Dennis McInerney is the presiding judge. Terry Bodine is the municipal court administrator. Find out more at http://www.southamptonnj.org/

Directions to Southampton Township Municipal Court

Southampton Township Municipal Building is located at 5 Retreat Road, Southampton, NJ 08088.

From the Browns Mills or Pemberton area

Take Route 38 West to Route 206 (traffic light at the Vincentown Diner) at the light make a left hand turn and take Route 206 South, go to the second traffic light (Retreat Road) and make a left hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From the Mount Holly area

Take Route 38 East. You will pass Wal-Mart on your right hand side. Continue on Route 38 East until you come to the intersection of Route 38 & Route 206. The Vincentown Diner is located on your left hand side.At this traffic light, make a right hand turn and take Route 206 South, go to the second traffic light (Retreat Road) and make a left hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From Route 72

Take Route 72 to the Route 70 circle (Four Mile Circle), once you reach the circle, take Route 70 West to Route 206 and Route 70 traffic circle (Red Lion Circle), from the circle take Route 206 North to the second traffic light (Route 206 & Retreat Road) make a right hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From the Hammonton area

Take Route 206 North until you reach the Route 206 and Route 70 traffic circle (Red Lion Circle), from the circle continue on Route 206 North to the second traffic light (Route 206 & Retreat Road) make a right hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From the Garden State Expressway

You will need to take the Hammonton exit in order to take Route 206 North. Once you get on Route 206, continue heading north until you reach the Route 206 and Route 70 traffic circle (Red Lion Circle). From the circle you will travel North on Route 206 until you come to the second traffic light (Route 206 & Retreat Road). Make a right hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From Route 30

Travel on Route 30 West until you come to Route 206 intersection. Then, follow the directions below heading North on Route 206.

Take Route 206 North until you reach the Route 206 and Route 70 traffic circle (Red Lion Circle), from the circle continue on Route 206 North to the second traffic light (Route 206 & Retreat Road) make a right hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From the New Jersey Turnpike (Exit 5 Burlington)

From exit 5 (Burlington) of the New Jersey Turnpike, make a right hand turn at the first light that you come to and take Route 541 towards Mount Holly, N.J. Go thru the next two traffic lights. Stay on Route 541 until you reach the Burger King on your right. Bear to your right and take the Mount Holly By-Pass to Route 38.You will go thru two lights before you reach Route 38. At the third traffic light, make a left hand turn onto Route 38 and head east. Follow the directions below for traveling to the court from Mount Holly area.

From the Mount Holly area

You will pass Wal-Mart on your right hand side. Continue on Route 38 East until you come to the intersection of Route 38 & Route 206. The Vincentown Diner is located on your left hand side. At this traffic light, make a right turn and take Route 206 South, go to the second traffic light (Retreat Road) and make a left turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

From the New Jersey Turnpike (Exit 7-A Bordentown)

If you are traveling from the New Jersey Turnpike, take exit 7-A (Bordentown) Route 206 South. Take 206 South for approximately 13 miles. When you reach the traffic light at Route 206 & Route 38, the Vincentown Diner will be on your right hand side. From the traffic light continue on Route 206 South for two more traffic lights. At the second light make a left hand turn onto Retreat Road, within 50 yards make a left into the parking lot. You will see a green sign that states “Municipal Court”. The court entrance is through the double doors at the rear of the municipal building.

If you are arrested or charged in Southampton Township contact an attorney immediately to begin working on your case. You are not alone in this suffering. Our office stands ready to shoulder your burden and guide you every step of the way.
The Law Offices of Raymond Albert Raya, Esq. is located at 54 Court Street, Freehold, New Jersey 07728, and our office defends individuals arrested and charged with criminal and traffic offenses in Southampton Township Municipal Court located at 5 Retreat Road, Southampton, NJ 08088, including DUI, DWI, Speeding, Driving While Uninsured, Underage Drinking, Driving While Suspended, Driving Without Insurance, Simple Assault, Harassment, Disorderly Conduct and Criminal Mischief.