Municipal Court
The Municipal Court/Violations Bureau handles all criminal complaints, ordinance violations and traffic tickets issued in the Borough of Gibbsboro. This includes complaints and tickets issued by Gibbsboro Police, New Jersey State Police, and Department of Weights and Measures. This office schedules cases for hearings, accepts bail and maintains records of criminal and traffic tickets for attorneys, defendants, residents, and the public.
Gibbsboro Court is a shared court with Audubon Borough. All day-to-day operations are done in the Audubon Court.
COURT OFFICIALS
Judge | Roderick Baltimore |
Prosecutor | Timothy Higgins |
Court Administrator | Jean Phillips |
Deputy Court Administrator | Barb Borgesi & Chelsea Jannetti |
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone: 856-547-0712
Fax: 856-310-0825
To pay a ticket in person, you must go to Audubon Municipal Court at 606 W. Nicholson Road, Audubon, NJ 08106, (Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m-4:00 p.m.).
To pay a ticket online, click to access New Jersey Municipal Courts Direct – the fast, secure, convenient way to access your traffic ticket information online, (www.njmcdirect.com)
Court sessions are held in Gibbsboro at the Municipal Building, located at 49 Kirkwood Road, Gibbsboro, NJ 08026.
Request a Plea Offer from Prosecutor
Gibbsboro Court Code – 0413
ALL payable offenses are now able to be disputed online without having to make a court appearance. To request a plea offer from the prosecutor for a ticket online:
- Go to njmcdirect.com and enter your ticket information to search for your ticket (if you do not have your ticket information on hand, click here to perform a case search to find your ticket information – you will still need to know your license plate #).
- Then, select option to “Request a Plea Offer from the Prosecutor“. This will prompt you to create an eCourts log in.
- Follow the proceeding instructions provided to continue to request a plea offer for the ticket.
- Once logged into the Enterprise Portal you will select “Municipal Case Resolution” tile and click on the tile “Request Plea Offer from Prosecutor.” Then search for your ticket with the court code (0413), ticket prefix and ticket number. Once your ticket is found, select the “Plea Offer” button to begin submitting your request to the prosecutor.
- If you have any documents/pictures you would like to submit to the prosecutor to view, you will submit them through the Municipal Case Resolution tile, NOT through the Evidence Submission tile.
- More information on Requesting a Plea Offer from Prosecutor:
- If the prosecutor agrees to recommend a lesser charge, you will receive an email with the proposed lesser charge.
- If you choose to plead guilty to the lesser charge, the judge will review the charge and your plea and decide whether to accept it.
- If you choose not to plead guilty to the lesser charge, you can either:
- Ask for a court date to address the charge in court; or
- Plead guilty to the original charge and pay the fees online.
You can only make one plea offer request for each ticket.
*If your offense is NOT a payable offense, please contact the court to enter a not guilty plea and provide your contact information (valid email address, phone number, mailing address).
- Phone: 856-547-0712
Court Schedule
Please contact the court office to schedule a court date. Court is usually held the third Thursday of every month at the Gibbsboro Municipal Building located at 49 Kirkwood Road, Gibbsboro, NJ 08026.
Forms
Plea by Mail form34 a
Public Defender Application Form
Every defendant has the right to be represented by an attorney. If a defendant feels that he or she cannot afford an attorney, a judge may determine whether a public defender can be appointed. A defendant will need to complete a “5A Form,” which is the application for a public defender. This form asks for information that will enable the judge to determine if the defendant meets the indigency standards to qualify. If you wish to apply for a public defender, you may complete the form and mail, fax or email the signed and dated form to the Court prior to your court date. There is a fee of up to $200 that the judge will assess if the application is approved.