Field sobriety tests are a tool that police officers use to obtain enough probable cause evidence to arrest an individual for DUI or DWI and conduct a breath or blood test to determine an individual’s alcohol content. Although these field sobriety tests are notorious...
If a police officer has pulled you over and starts asking you how many drinks you have had, you should expect that they will likely request you to submit to a Breathalyzer test. Breath tests have long been used to determine whether a driver’s blood alcohol...
Drinking and driving is something that the state of New Jersey takes very seriously. They have created strict laws to punish people who do and also try and prevent others from doing the same thing. So, if a person is convicted of a DWI, they may face some serious...
Most people in New Jersey are aware that they should not drive their vehicles if they drink too much alcohol prior to driving. If people do consume too much and are stopped by the police, they may be charged with a DWI. If the first DWI charges result in a conviction,...
Most New Jersey drivers are aware that if they are pulled over on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, they can be asked to provide a blood or breath sample to determine the concentration of alcohol in their blood (BAC). What many drivers do not comprehend is the...
The penalties associated with drunk driving charges in New Jersey can be crushing for accused drivers. If you are facing DWI charges, you should know about the potential penalties and consequences and what you can do to challenge the charges you are facing through DWI...
One of the hazards of being a political candidate is that any past indiscretions become food for the media. In some cases, the past incident is relatively minor and may quickly recede into the background; in other cases, the past incident may be serious enough to...
Defending against drunk driving charges should be the highest priority for anyone facing them. There are several different criminal defense strategies to help accused drivers facing drunk driving charges which is why they should be aware of drunk driving defense...
In New Jersey, people who are arrested for drunk driving will often be stopped after a law enforcement officer in a police cruiser witnesses a reckless act, a traffic violation or a maneuver that is indicative of a driver who is under the influence. Some cases,...
Drunk driving in New Jersey is a criminal offense, and if convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI), the penalties are not only severe, but a person can be charged with more than one offence. People often will attempt to prevent a police officer from gathering...
