Municipal Court

The Union Municipal Court now offers online tickets review to dispute certain moving violations through the ONLINE MUNICIPAL CASE RESOLUTION SYSTEM. By having a moving violation reviewed online, it is not necessary to make any court appearance. Simply visit njmcdirect.com and enter your ticket information to see if your offense is eligible, and select the option for Case Dispute. 

Eligible traffic tickets will be reviewed by a prosecutor and you will be notified of his recommendation. If your matter is not eligible for online ticket review, you can still request to have certain tickets hear in the Union Virtual Municipal Court.

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This office schedules cases for hearings accepts bail, and maintains records of criminal and traffic tickets for attorneys, defendants, residents, and the general public.

Judges Municipal Court

  • Jonathan H. Rosenbluth
  • Cassandra Corbett
  • Kelly Waters
  • Jennifer Berlinski

Chief Prosecutor

  • Michael Wittenberg

Prosecutors

  • Drew Bauman
  • Kirk Nelson

Chief Public Defender

  • Wiliam Strazza

Public Defenders

  • Jeffrey Cohen
  • Manuel Grova

All issued tickets may be paid online. This information is also found on the back of the issued ticket. You can report crash reports online.

  1. Can I pay my ticket over the phone?
  2. I need to change/extend my time-payment, can you help me?
  3. The Court appearance box is not checked on my ticket, why do I still have to appear?
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