My question involves business law in the state of: NJ
Police gave me a ticket for Violation of Contract at entertainment center.
The story is : my child turned around the corner, and I could not find him for one hour.
I spent one hour walking and searching for him in every room. The entertainment center has four floors with 4-5 rooms on each floor with activities. Going through all floors and room is about a mile distance.
The policeman asked me if I'm looking for a child, I said yes. My child was at the entrance security area, sitting behind standing table (tall table, so I could not see him from 10 yards distance - closest as I was passing that area [twice]).
I made two rounds through all rooms and floors, and was doing 3rd when that policeman asked me...
The entertainment center ticket had a line on the back, that children should be supervised at all times. As such - the violation ticket I got was Violation of Contract.
Policeman said my child was requiring attention from the staff.
Our relationship with my child is good. My child was overexcited and coming out of flu virus (on Father's day), so he was not attentive.
I don't feel I should be given a violation ticket. Please, provide your comments.
Also, I'm calling the court with long wait time and I still don't know what's the fine - if you can guess that, please, provide your opinion ...
Thanks!

