Kennedy Boulevard at rush hour, a cutoff on the Turnpike extension, a horn that went too long — and then a confrontation that turned a commute into a criminal matter. Here's how these cases work and the response that fits them.
“Road rage” isn't a single charge — it arrives as the offenses the confrontation produced: simple assault if there was contact or attempt, harassment for the pursuit or the gestures-turned-threats, criminal mischief for the keyed door or kicked mirror, disorderly conduct for the scene — alongside any motor vehicle violations. Most land in municipal court, and dashcams, phone video, and plate readers mean these matters increasingly come with footage.
Few charges map more cleanly onto anger management than this one — the entire case is an impulse-control event, and a live, graded program with trigger work built around driving situations answers it precisely. Voluntary enrollment before your date — see the proactive guide — plus zero contact with the other driver, no posting, and exact compliance is the file that resolves well. Depending on the charge mix, the simple assault and criminal mischief guides cover the underlying offenses.
Flat rates — no hidden fees, no per-session surprises. Arranged at enrollment.
Live 1-on-1 sessions — remote by Zoom or in person by appointment in Jersey City. 7 days a week, English y Español.
💬 Text ENROLL to(201) 205-3201