DWI/DUI Defense

Recreational cannabis has been legal in New Jersey has been legal for several years now, but lawmakers and law enforcement agencies are still adjusting to the change. One of the most difficult issues involves drugged driving. New Jersey prosecutes drugged driving more...

If you are behind the wheel and see the police in your rearview mirror, it is important to pull over promptly and responsibly. Granted, this can be a stressful experience—regardless of whether you have had a drink or two. But New Jersey has strict driving while...

If an officer catches you driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs in New Jersey, you could face a charge for driving while intoxicated (DWI). DWI is a criminal offense, and a conviction can lead to some severe penalties. But don’t think...

In New Jersey, if a court convicts you of driving while intoxicated (DWI), one of the penalties imposed on you is a suspension of your driver’s license. This suspension can last for between three months and one year, depending on several factors such as the level of...

It’s often said that the capability to drive a motor vehicle isn’t a privilege; it’s a right that has to be earned. Aspiring motorists must pass driving tests to get a license. The responsibilities don’t stop there; drivers must continue to obey traffic laws and drive...

If a driver is convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New Jersey, a court may order them to have an ignition interlock device (IID) installed on their vehicle as one of their penalties. IIDs work by locking a vehicle’s engine from starting until it can detect...

A conviction for driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New Jersey can lead to some severe penalties. Violators can expect at the very least jail time and hefty fines because DWI is a criminal offense. However, there’s more to a DWI than just imprisonment and fees. This...

In New Jersey, drivers typically face charges for driving while intoxicated (DWI) if they either exhibit clearly intoxicated behavior while behind the wheel, or if their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels hit at least .08%. But drivers can also get charged for...

When you drive while drunk, you endanger not only yourself but your passengers, nearby pedestrians and other motorists as well. It can be especially dangerous for passengers of an inebriated driver since their lives are in the hands of someone whose intoxication has...

Receiving a DUI charge can be a stressful experience, especially for first-time offenders. It is best to remember that what you do during and after your arrest might impact the outcome of your case. For this reason, it is critical that you avoid committing the...