Eli Moore
Traffic and Criminal Attorney in Westchester County & the BronxEli Moore, Westchester County’s premier traffic ticket lawyer and criminal attorney, has represented thousands of clients throughout Westchester and New York City for over 25 years. He provides personalized, expert service to those who have been charged with a moving violation or a criminal offense. He goes to court so you don’t have to and helps reduce your fines and points so that you can keep your insurance rates low. Eli Moore brings a wealth of expertise to his work. He earned his B.A. degree from Columbia University and his law degree from Boston University Law School. He served as an Assistant District Attorney in Bronx County for 18 years, prosecuting hundreds of cases, including homicides, violent felonies, and narcotics cases. During that time, he also served as a Special Narcotics Prosecutor in Manhattan. Mr. Moore is admitted to the New York State Bar, the United States Supreme Court, and the Eastern and Southern Federal District Courts of New York. He is an active member of the following: New Rochelle Bar Association, Bronx County Bar Association, Westchester County Bar Association, and the Justice Brandeis Westchester Law Society.
- Boston University School of Law
- J.D. (1983) | Law
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- Columbia University
- B.A. (1980) | Liberal Arts
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- Law Offices of Eli Moore PLLC
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- Represents clients in all criminal matters including felonies, misdemeanors, and DWI. Traffic court attorney for all types of moving violations.
- Associate
- Babchik & Young LLP
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- Defense counsel in personal injury and professional liability litigation from pleadings through discovery, motion, and trial stage.
- Assistant district attorney
- Bronx County District Attorney's Office
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- Prosecuted Homicides, violent felonies, and narcotic cases. Conducted long term investigations of major narcotic traffickers using wired taps, search warrants, and confidential informants.
- What Teen Drivers Need to Know
- Scarsdale Inquirer
- Fourth Amendment, Lawyer in the Classroom, Columbus Elementary School, New Rochelle
- New Rochelle Bar Association
- Four week presentation to fifth grade class on the Fourth Amendment.
- Westchester County Bar Association
- Member, Attorney Grievance Committee
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- Bronx County Bar Association
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- New Rochelle Bar Association
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- New York State Bar # 1937812
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- New York
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- Federal Circuit
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- U.S. Supreme Court
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- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- DUI & DWI
- English: Spoken, Written
- Q. What is a 1202b2 or bz and dig or dlg
- A: Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1202 (b) (2) prohibits parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.
It is a non-moving violation which carries no points. A guilty plea to this section will have no impact upon one's driving record. It is often utilized by Town Prosecutors to reduce a speeding ticket to a no point violation.
- Q. Questions regarding ticket-(speed in zone, failed to use designated lane)
- A: In answer to your questions:
1. The New York tickets should not impact your California license renewal at this time.
2. You should mail the ticket back to the court pleading not guilty. Put down your current address in the plea box (Section B). That is the address the court will use to notify you of a conference date.
3. This is a 4 point violation. You definitely will be able to reduce the points at a plea conference. You might even be able to reduce to a non-moving, no point violation. You can take a defensive driving course which will immediately reduce your point total by up to 4 points.
4. The New York ticket might be reported to California depending upon your past record and what ... Read More
- Q. Got a speedingticket this morning but I'm switchingmy license to Connecticut in 2 weeks do I need to go to court
- A: You should plead not guilty as all speeding tickets in New York State carry points. Even though you are switching to a Connecticut license, the points would stay on your record in New York for 18 months. If you reach 11 points or 3 speeding convictions within 18 months your privilege to drive in New York will be suspended.
You should be able to plea bargain your ticket to reduce or possible eliminate the points.