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You did not say why you were pulled over. If it was a DWI / DUI or reckless driving, you might have problems with naturalization. Otherwise, the arrest should not matter. Remember, you have to disclose the arrest in any case, so it would speed up the process if you get a certificate of disposition from the court and attach it with your N-400 paperwork.

Although not completely clear from your question, I presume that you became married to a U.S. citizen. If the USCIS denied your marriage-based adjustment of status application following your submission of a Response to an RFE, then you should read the denial decision very carefully when you receive it, and you should work with an immigration attorney to determine the most appropriate option - that could be, for example, a request for a hearing before the deadline expires, or the filing of a new I-140/I-485 suite of applications. While it would have been best to have worked with an immigration attorney from the very beginning of the application process, and, of course, for preparation of a Response to the RFE after the USCIS informed you that the application and its supporting documents were deficient, at least work with an immigration attorney before removal proceedings against you may be commenced.