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Westfield, NJ, Drunken Driving News: Two New Jersey Drivers Charged in Fatal Union County DWI Crash

Whether one drives in Middlesex, Atlantic, Monmouth or Essex County, if you cause an accident while driving under the influence of alcohol or prescription drugs (drug DUI) there is always a chance that you will be found guilty of intoxicated driving by a court. Raise the stakes by causing a…

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DWI Roadblock Update: Drunken Driving Sobriety Checkpoint Scheduled for Middletown, NJ, Tonight

Here in New Jersey, most drivers are probably familiar with the increased presence of police on patrol during certain times of the year, such as New Year’s Eve, St. Patrick’s Day, 4th of July, Memorial Day and Labor Day. During these times, it’s not unusual to have a spike in…

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Legal Defense Update: Not Every Drunken Driving Arrest in New Jersey Results in Similar Penalties Post-conviction

A DWI is a DWI is a DWI, right? Well, not exactly. Here in the Garden State, people generally understand that an arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol can lead to severe monetary penalties. But what many motorists do not realize — until they have actually gone through…

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NJ Drunk Driving Update: Before a DWI Conviction, Prosecutors Must Prove Guilt — Part 1

As stated previously in this forum, drunken driving is a serious offense with severe penalties for those convicted of DWI, breath test refusal or driving under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS); however, no conviction and no sentencing for driving while intoxicated can even take place until the…

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Toms River Legal Defense Update: High Breathalyzer Reading Not Always Precursor to NJ Drunk Driving Conviction

For argument’s sake, let’s posit that a Garden State motorist, who gets stopped for a routine traffic offense, ends up being charged with drunken driving in Ocean County. After stopping the driver for some simple infraction, such as failure to signal or improper turn, the officer might begin to suspect…

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Westhampton Police Arrest School Bus Driver for DWI in Burlington County after Kids Called Parents

Although it is hardly a stretch to say that a single DWI or drug DUI conviction can change the direction of an individual’s entire life, it’s certainly not unusual for a one-time drunken driving arrest and eventual guilty verdict to greatly impact a person’s career. Aside from the damage that…

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New Jersey Police Blotter: Drunk Driving and Drug DUI Arrests in Ocean and Union Counties

Any driver who lives or works in the Garden State may already know that arrests for drunken driving occur quite often all around the state. Although being pulled over for a traffic violation does not automatically mean that a driver will be charged with driving under the influence, there are…

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NJ Drunken Driving News: Englewood Police Charge Driver with DWI following Fatal Bergen County Accident

No matter where you drive in the Garden State, be it Middlesex, Bergen, Union or Atlantic County, when a drunk driving traffic arrest involves a fatal car wreck, the stakes for the defendant rise considerably when it comes to walking into the courtroom for the first time. As New Jersey…

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Middlesex Legal Defense Update: Cigarette Smoking Might Skew Jersey Breathalyzer Results for DWI Arrestees

Accused drunk drivers in Bergen, Union, Monmouth and Sussex County may be surprised to hear that the breath testing devices used by state and local police agencies can be affected by the chemicals known to be present in cigarette smoke. Understanding this technical issue can sometimes help a DWI defendant…

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Ocean County, NJ, Drunken Driving Arrest News: DWI Charges Abound in Lakehurst, Lacey and Forked River

Being slapped with a charge of DWI, drug DUI, or breath test refusal can be a shock to more than one driver, especially if he or she has never before received a summons for drinking and driving. For those uninitiated in the typical process of being arrested and charged with…

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