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In New Jersey, a person is guilty of drunk driving if he/she operates a motor vehicle with a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.08 percent or greater. BAC refers to the amount of alcohol in your blood. Although the law refers to a 0.08 percent BAC, you can be convicted of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor even when your BAC is below 0.08 percent. The BAC threshold determining drunk driving was changed from 0.10 percent to 0.08 percent in early 2004. Consuming even small amounts of alcohol dulls the senses, decreases reaction time, and hampers judgement, vision and alertness. If you consume any amount of alcohol and your driving is affected, you can be convicted of drunk driving. Parents and Guardians:

A parent or guardian who is convicted of driving under the influence and who has a minor under age 17 as a passenger in the motor vehicle is also guilty of a disorderly persons offense. In addition to the penalties otherwise prescribed by law, a person shall forfeit the right to operate a motor vehicle for a period of not more than six months and shall be ordered to perform community service for a period of not more than five days.

Attorney Offices by Municipality

1. Neptune
   1. Crawford, Dennis: Employment Law Estate Planning Information Technology Litigation Mediation Municipal Law Public Finance Real Estate
2. Newark
3. New Brunswick
4. Newfoundland
   1. Azar, Edward: DWI and Traffic Violations Charges of DWI/DUI, speeding, and reckless driving can cost you in terms of fines, jail time, loss of your license, and higher auto insurance rates for years to come- However, with the aid of an experienced criminal defense lawyer, your chances of minimizing or eliminating these consequences improve significantly.
5. Newton
6. North Arlington
   1. Howard Egenberg: The consequences of a criminal conviction can be devastating. These charges must be vigorously defended.
7. North Brunswick
8. Northfield
9. North Wildwood
10. Northport
    1. Yule, Edward: criminal charges for a controlled substance, driving after revocation of your license, driving while impaired, DWI, shoplifting, theft, or grand larceny
11. Oakhurst
12. Old Bridge
    1. Miller, Phillip: * Personal injury * Real estate * Municipal court issues * Business issues
13. Ocean
14. Ocean City
15. Old Bridge
    1. DelTufo & DelTufo: If you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI), which is also known as driving under the influence (DUI), a DUI/DWI lawyer can help to get the charges against you reduced or dropped and can help you keep your driver's license. You may have heard that if you failed a Breathalyzer or Intoxilyzer test, you have no chance to reduce your charges or obtain an acquittal. This is not necessarily the case. An experienced criminal defense attorney can explain the criminal process to you and protect your rights. It is essential that you obtain experienced, aggressive representation to minimize the damage to your life.
16. Oradell
    1. Calogero, Gina: DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED A DWI conviction, or conviction for refusal to take an alcohol test, is a serious offense in New Jersey, involving fines, penalties, surcharges, mandatory loss of license and even, in some cases, jail time. If the blood alcohol level is between .08 and .10, the license suspension is 3 months; over .10 it is 7 months for a first offense. A second offense results in a two-year suspension with up to 90 days in jail, and a third offense results in a 10-year suspension with up to 6 months in jail. For subsequent offenses, you may also be required to install an ignition lock in your vehicle that will test your breath before driving. There is no such thing as a limited driving license in New Jersey Ð not even for driving to work. It is important to have the advice of an attorney when facing such serious consequences.
17. Orandel
    1. Walter Janneck: When charged with DUI or DWI, you run the risk of losing your privilege to drive, impacting your ability to earn a living.
18. Orange County
    1. Edward Kasselman: Despite the public outcry in favor of tougher penalties for this offense, a person charged with a violation of the drunk driving statute is still entitled to the protections of the United States Constitution and other laws. A person's right to an attorney, right to remain silent, right to a fair trial, and the need for the State to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, as well as the presumption of innocence, must all be observed by the prosecuting authority.
19. Palermo
    1. Brewer, William: Debt Collection, Bankruptcy and Municipal Court matters (such as DWI, Driving While Suspended and Speeding), Real Estate matters and Personal Injury
20. Park Ridge
    1. Mayer, Robert: * Drunk driving (DUI/DWI) * Driving without insurance * Driving while license is revoked * Speeding tickets, including driving at excessive speeds * Reckless driving
21. Paramus
    1. Kreisinger, Paul: CRIMINAL DEFENSE - DWI - DRUGS - DWS
22. Parsippany
23. Passaic
    1. Darryl Saunders: When you are charged with a crime your whole world turns upside down. Only a tough, experienced lawyer can protect you from prosecution. You need an attorney who knows how to fight the battle and gives a 100% effort every time.
24. Paterson
    1. Chang, Joseph: Do not allow to accumulate points on your license Do not let the police of excessive fines Do not let settle and lose its license, fight for their rights Do not let a traffic violation could jeopardize the commercial license (CDL) Do not let your response to a criminal charge to become a large fine or the loss of his license Many people think that traffic violations - and puden serious violations result in suspension of driver's license - which only people of higher economic resources can fight. The truth is that many of our customers pay less in fines or expenses related to traffic violations once we hire to represent them and dangerous for their rights.
25. Pennington
    1. Carl Ippolito: Pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure (FRCP) 11, prosecutors may promise to move to dismiss other charges or recommend that the court authorize a specific sentence or sentencing range in order to encourage a criminal defendant to plead guilty to a certain charge. In addition, Rule 11 requires courts to advise a defendant considering entering into a plea agreement that the defendant has no right to withdraw the plea if the court does not follow the prosecutor's request or recommendation. In fact, failure to warn a defendant that there is no right to withdraw a plea if the court rejects the prosecutor's request or recommendation may entitle a defendant who is subsequently convicted to obtain relief based on a Rule 11 failing.
26. Perth Amboy
    1. Arzadi & Associates: DRUNK DRIVING OUI STOP -- What You Should Do: 1. Keep Quiet. Do Not Make Any Statements. When questioned for OUI before arrest, you are not in custody for purposes of Miranda warnings. If you politely refuse to answer any of the officer's questions concerning the OUI investigation, either before or after arrest, then there won't be any statements that can be used against you in court. 2. Insist On Your Right To Speak To and To Call Your Attorney. 3. Be Calm. Always be polite and respectful to the police officers. Be cooperative -- but no tests. How you are perceived by a jury is extremely critical.
27. Phillipsburg
    1. Gianforcaro, Gregory: Personal Injury ˆ Auto Accidents ˆ Slip and Falls ˆ Sexual Abuse ˆ WorkersÕ Compensation ˆ Criminal DefenseÑAdult and Juvenile ˆ All Types of Traffic Offenses ˆ Other Municipal Offenses ˆ Planning and Zoning
    2. Russo Law Offices: both civil and criminal cases including wrongful death, personal injury, automobile accidents, motorcycle accidents, trucking accidents, construction accidents, slip and fall, sidewalk accidents, negligence, products liability (defective products), bad faith insurance claims, workers compensation, medical malpractice, physician and hospital negligence, civil rights, racial profiling cases, toxic tort exposure, environmental cases, corporate and business formation, corporate and business representation, contracts, wills, estate planning and trusts, healthcare compliance, corporate compliance, driving under the influence (DUI), criminal defense (including felony, misdemeanor, and motor vehicle cases), and related civil and criminal litigation
    3. Winegar, Wilhelm, Glynn & Roemersma: A DUI/DWI conviction will taint your driving record, impact your insurance rights, and may even cause the loss of your license. If you are charged with DUI/DWI, you need experienced DUI/DWI counsel. We are experienced DUI/DWI trial attorneys and we will utilize our skill and experience to protect your rights.
28. Pitman
    1. Manganello, Christopher: The firm's municipal court representation covers every municipality and includes both traffic and criminal matters such as speeding, careless driving, driving while intoxicated, driving while suspended, uninsured motorist, simple assault, theft, and shoplifting. Sentences in municipal court can include significant fines, loss of license, and imprisonment. It is therefore imperative that municipal defendants are aware of any potential exposure to these types of penalties.
29. Plainfield
    1. Hood, Thomas: Accidents *Amputations *Ask A Lawyer *Auto Accidents *Back Injuries *Bacterial Infections *Bodily Injury Claims *Brain Injuries *Burn Injuries *Business Law *Civil Litigation *Class Action Litigation *Construction Accidents *Construction Law *Consultations *Contingency Fees *Contracts *County Courts *Dangerous Drugs *Dangerous Products *Defamation *Defective Products *Dental Malpractice *Diagnosis Errors *District Courts *Divorce Mediation *Document Preparation *Domestic Partnerships *Drunk Driving *Electrical Accidents *Elevator & Escalator *Injuries *Equine Law *Federal Courts *Federal Employees *Fire & Explosions *Free Consultations *Head Injuries *Hospital Consultations *Hospital Injuries *Hospital Negligence *Litigation *Lost Wages *Mental Injuries *Municipal Courts *Municipal Employees *Representation *Skiing Injuries *Slip & Fall Injuries *Surgical Malpractice *Swimming Pool Accidents *Tractor Trailer Accidents *Traffic Violations *Train Accidents *Translation Services *Traumatic Physical Injuries *Truck Accidents *Uninsured Motorists *Witness Interviews *Work Related Injuries *Workers' Compensation Claims *Workplace Accidents
30. Pleasantville
31. Point Pleasant
32. Point Pleasant Beach
    1. Villani & DeLuca: There are over more than 700 DWI charges issued per week and over 30,000 issued per year according to NJ statistics. Driving while intoxicated encompasses driving while under the influence of alcohol but also includes situations where a driver is impaired by the influence of drugs both legal and illegal. The current law provides for a person to be considered under the influence of alcohol if their Blood Alcohol Level (BAC) is above (.08) as determined by a blood or breath test. Under NJ law you are required to submit to a breathalyzer examination or blood test as the case may be and failure to do so carries penalties similar to that if found guilty for DWI. Unlike other states, DWI is not considered a criminal offense in New Jersey, however, the penalties which include jail in certain instances are severe even though not technically "criminal." The law on DWI is continuously changing, that is why you should hire an experienced DWI lawyer to defend you.
33. Pompton Plains
    1. Azrak & Associates: It must be remembered, however, that it is not necessary for the police to produce a breathalyzer result or a blood or urine test in order for a person to be found guilty of DWI. Police frequently use a series of psychological and physical roadside tests to determine if the driver appears to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs so as to justify requiring him to take the breathalyzer; that is, to establish probable cause for requiring the breathalyzer test. Also, the test results can be used, along with observations of the drivers demeanor, appearance and behavior, as circumstantial evidence to draw an inference that the driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
34. Port Washington
    1. Murray Singer: The police are not required to read you any Miranda rights ("You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you. . . .). The Miranda rights are required only if the police or prosecutor want to use what you say against you in court. The rights were developed to make sure that a person knows that he or she does not have to talk to the police, and thus to make sure that any statements made to the police are made voluntarily. In practice, the police often do not tell the truth about having given the rights, or read them to you in a way that makes you think that you have to talk. You should NEVER talk to the police without first contacting a lawyer.
35. Princeton
36. Princeton Junction
    1. Gary Jodha: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
37. Rahway
    1. Tobin, Reitman, Greenstein, Caruso, Wiener & Konray: With NJ DWI offense defines the defense The first thing a New Jersey DWI attorney must do when determining a defense strategy is consider the offense that you are charged with. Is this your first, your second DWI offense or your fifth? Were there any related charges in the arrest, such as DUI manslaughter? Did you cause an accident? Were you caught with illegal substances? Were there assault charges? Factors like these dramatically affect the defense approach that a knowledgeable New Jersey DWI lawyer will take in regard to your case. New Jersey-specific laws affect your case New Jersey has DUI laws and arrest laws that protect your rights when you are facing a trial or DWI arrest in New Jersey. These laws, in conjunction with the events of your arrest, may present opportunities for your lawyer. For example, the field sobriety test requires strict adherence to test procedures. Improperly administered, test results may be inadmissible in court. Your best defense is choosing the right NJ DWI attorney Not all attorneys are equally capable of defending you when you face DUI charges. For a strong defense, consider these tips on selecting the best DWI attorney in New Jersey to represent you in court. Free may be expensive. In most DUI arrests, the state provides you an attorney for free if you cannot afford to hire one. But if you are not happy with the state-appointed attorney, you do not get to swap out for a different state-appointed attorney based on preferences. Expect a better outcome when you hand pick and hire a New Jersey DWI attorney with a strong track record. Experience matters. You know the expression because it is trueÑexperience is the best teacher. Look for an attorney with a deep history of legal experience. DUI-specific defense experience makes a difference. With NJ DWI charges, your finances, your freedom, and your reputation are at stake. A family friend attorney is a risky choice when have a DUI arrest, unless he or she is also deeply familiar with New Jersey DWI law. Look for local knowledge DUI defense clients benefit from an attorney who has familiarity with the court staff and prosecutors in your area. Knowing the local courts and judges better positions your attorneys to negotiate the best deal on your behalf. Look for a strong success record A lawyer may have decades of experience, but unless the lawyer has turned experiences into success, keep looking for one who has a proven track record with defense for DWI in NJ.
38. Ramsey
    1. O'Connor, Bernard: Moving violations and traffic violations ¥DUI/DWI ¥Underage drinking ¥Assault ¥Petty theft ¥Domestic violence ¥Shoplifting ¥Zoning violations
39. Randolph
40. Red Bank
41. Ridgewood
42. Riverdale
    1. Struble Ragno: CRIMINAL MUNICIPAL COURT DWI TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS DISORDERLY PERSONS OFFENSES CRIMINAL REPRESENTATION
43. River Edge
    1. Brickfield & Donahue: * Did the arresting officer have a right to stop your vehicle? * Was the breathalyzer machine calibrated properly? * Was there an error in administering the breath test or road side test? * Was there a procedural or constitutional error that may warrant relief?
44. Rockaway
    1. Bell Law Group: * First offense DWI: License suspension of 3 to 12 months, fines and a $1,000 per year MVC surcharge for three years, mandatory Intoxicated Driver Resources Center (IDRC) counseling * Second offense DWI: Up to 2-year license revocation, possible jail time * Third offense DWI: Mandatory 180 days in jail (90 of which can be served in a rehab facility), and 10-year license revocation New Jersey does not allow a "hardship" license during suspension. Additional penalties can include an ignition interlock on your vehicle, confiscation of your vehicle and community service.
45. Roseland
46. Roselle
    1. Turlik & Budanitsky: A first DWI / DUI conviction in New Jersey may result in a few hundred to several thousand dollars in fines and surcharges. Penalties are doubled and mandatory jail time added if the offense occurs in a school zone -- and drivers' licenses may be suspended for up to two years. A second or third offense is likely to result in jail time, as well as higher priced penalties and other punitive measures. A driver charged with a DWI / DUI offense needs the help of an experienced trial lawyer. An attorney experienced in drunk driving defense will examine every angle of a case: was there probable cause for a traffic stop? If the driver consented to a Breathalyzer test, was that test done properly? Was the equipment properly calibrated? Answers to these and other questions may enable an astute DWI / DUI lawyer to mount an aggressive defense in a DWI / DUI arrest case. In some cases, charges may be lessened to much less serious charges of reckless driving.
47. Saddlebrook
    1. Cohn Lifland Pearlman Herrman & Knopf: Criminal and municipal offenses are serious matters that can impact a full range of rights and liberties, from driving a vehicle to sleeping in your own bed. Securing the best representation is critical to ensuring that your rights are protected and the most favorable outcome obtained. Criminal cases range from simple traffic offenses to complex white collar crimes. All must be dealt with immediately and with experienced defense counsel. A traffic offense can result in a substantial fine, an insurance surcharge and even loss of driving privileges for you or a family member. White collar crime often arises in a business context. Potential white collar crime penalties include fines, prison sentences and forfeiture. Highly competent counsel is critical to preserving your rights and protecting your future. Criminal proceedings can be held in Municipal, State and Federal Courts
48. Salem
    1. Waters & Puma: Considering the high stakes involved in such matters, including potential jail time, fines, criminal record, and/or loss of driving privileges, you cannot be too careful when it comes to selecting an attorney with extensive skills and experience in these areas of practice.
49. Sayreville
    1. Krenzel, John: * Criminal Law * Divorce * DUI/DWI * Elder Law * Estate Planning * Family Law * Personal Injury - Plaintiffs * probate & estate Administration * Real Estate Law
50. Scotch Plains
51. Shrewbury
52. Somerset
    1. Uslan, Richard: serious crimes and traffic violations, such as Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and Drug Possession
53. Somerville
    1. Trombadore Wilson: DWI and DUI charges can carry severe penalties and convictions can lead to long-term disruptions to your life. Mounting a defense takes diligent analysis of the facts and the law and the skills of an experienced attorney. DriverÕs licenses and driving privileges are invaluable to the lives of our clients. Many require them to get to their jobs and pursue household obligations freely.
54. South Orange
    1. Sayegh, James: Do not plead guilty before speaking to a lawyer! If you were charged with drunk driving, possession of marijuana or reckless driving, you could be facing substantial fines, loss of your driverÕs license or even jail time. If you are a college student, pleading guilty to any one of the offenses listed above could have a devastating impact on your ability to find the job you want after graduation. Do not plead guilty before discussing your case with a lawyer. Pick up the phone and schedule a free consultation with a criminal defense attorney who can examine the facts of your case, explain the possible fines and penalties you may be facing and advise you every step of the way.
55. South Plainfield
    1. Lanza & Lanza: A DUI can happen to anyone. You may not be familiar with the criminal defense system, but an experienced lawyer can help protect your rights. If you have been arrested for drunk driving, you will most likely lose your license. While jail is unlikely for a first offense, the consequences go up for each subsequent drunk driving charge. A third DUI is an indictable offense and will result in mandatory jail time and a 10-year license suspension. You want to do everything you can to fight your first DUI offenses in order to protect your rights today and into the future. Even the consequences of a DUI come with potential dangers. Whether it is your first DUI or a repeat offense, your license will most likely be suspended. Driving on a suspended license for DUI is a first-degree indictable offense, which can result in jail time. When you take a vigorous stand in court, there are a number of things you can do to fight your drunk driving charge. We will look into the validity of the initial traffic stop and check the validity of the blood alcohol tests and field sobriety tests.
56. Spring Lake
57. Stewartsville
    1. Peles, Ronald: buying or selling a home, commercial building, or a business, personal injury case, or drunk driving, careless driving, speeding, driving while suspended or any other traffic ticket
58. Succasunna
    1. Benson Law Offices: CRIMINAL ¥ TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS ¥ REAL ESTATE ¥ WILLS/TRUSTS GUARDIANSHIP ¥ FAMILY LAW ¥ ACCIDENTS ¥ COLLECTIONS
    2. Gates, Marshall: Driving while intoxicated (DWI) License revocation Reckless driving Speeding cases Drugs in motor vehicle No insurance All motor vehicle violations
59. Summit
60. Teaneck
61. Tinton Falls
    1. Henninger, Jef: Criminal Defense
62. Toms River
63. Trenton
64. Turnersville
    1. Reidel, Robert: Traffic/Municpal ¥ Drunk Driving ¥ Suspended License ¥ Traffic Tickets ¥ Shoplifting
    2. Rapposelii, Raymond: CRIMINAL DEFENSE Indictables Juvenile Matters DWI Suspended Neighborhood Disputes Disorderlies Traffic Court Shoplifting Assaults
65. Union
66. Union City
67. Unknown
68. Vernon
    1. Zimmerman, James: MUNICIPAL COURT: D.W.I., traffic, disorderly persons
69. Verona
70. Vineland
    1. Tonetta, Richard: dwi, dui, owi, oui
    2. Hoffman Law Office: criminal cases, including minor infractions and misdemeanors and the most serious felony indictments, such as, drunk driving, drug possession, narcotics sales, theft and grand larceny, white collar fraud, embezzlement, sex offenses, arson, and conspiracy
    3. Gruccio, Pepper, DeSanto, Ruth: MUNICIPAL COURT: Motor Vehicle Offenses Criminal Matters DWI
    4. CAPIZOLA, LAPHAM & FRALINGER: MUNICIPAL COURT: Traffic tickets, DWI offenses, disorderly persons offenses, minor crimes, municipal ordinance violations and all other matters heard in Municipal Court. Municipal Court in the State of New Jersey is often called the ÒPeopleÕs CourtÓ because it is the court that most people come in contact with. Many people, however, make the mistake of not being represented when they go to Municipal Court. This can be a serious mistake. Although municipal court offenses often seem minor, they can result in substantial fines, loss of a driverÕs license, motor vehicle points and even jail in some cases. Because of these penalties, you should always consult with an Attorney before going to Municipal Court alone and before pleading guilty.
    5. Silva, Jose: DUI and DWI arrests Reckless/Careless driving charges License suspension cases Uninsured motorists cases Driving under a suspended license DWI refusals
    6. Wasserstrum, Seymour: A DWI could result in serious penalties including significant fines, loss of license, even jail time. Whether this is your first offense or you are a multiple offender, we can aggressively assert your right to minimize penalties or get DWI charges dropped.
71. Voorhees
72. Watchung
73. Wayne
74. West Collingswood
    1. Michael Miller: In order to obtain relief based on a claim of error, the defendant must generally "preserve" the claim of error by making a timely objection. In the absence of a timely objection, a claim of error becomes "unpreserved" and the standard for reversal is the plain error standard. Under FRCP 52(b), courts may consider "a plain error that affects substantial rights...even though it was not brought to the court's attention." The U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the plain error standard to mean that an error must have "substantial and injurious effect or influence in determining the...verdict." Further, the Court has required defendants seeking relief based on plain error to show "a reasonable probability that, but for [the error claimed], the result of the proceeding would have been different."
75. Westfield
76. West Long Branch
    1. Chamlin, Rosen, Uliano & Witherington: * All Indictable "Felony" charges * Federal Felony crimes * Drug possession * Federal or State Drug Crimes * Assault / Battery * Expungements * Burglary * Theft * Identity Theft * Sex Crimes * Sexual Assault * Endangering the Welfare of a Child * Computer Crimes * Obstruction of Justice * White Collar Crimes * Disorderly Persons * Municipal Court: o Quasi-Criminal Disorderly Persons charges o Petty Disorderly Persons charges o Borough, Town or City Ordinance charges
77. Westmont
    1. Hoffner, Chris: DUI: What do you need to know? Penalties: Even a first time DWI conviction in New Jersey requires a mandatory suspension of 7 months, which the Court can increase up to one year. There are no WORK LICENSES in New Jersey and driving while suspended requires a mandatory jail sentence of 10 to 180 days after a DUI. Second and third offense DUI's have mandatory jail time. The law also requires a full 6 month jail term for a third or subsequent DUI. DUI sentences also include fines and surcharges of roughly $4000 for a first offense and greater amounts for subsequent offenses. Time is of the essence: New Jersey requires that DUI cases be resolved within 60 days of the issuance of the summons. Therefore, you must seek legal services as soon as possible in order to insure that your case is properly prepared when called for trial. The sooner you act, the better chance you have of mounting a defense. What can be done: No one can guarantee results. But, we will order discovery, review it thoroughly and look for each and every avenue of defense. Every case is different and time is of the essence. For example, did you know that some municipalities video tape every part of the testing procedure? Some police cars are equipped to video tape what happens on the side of the road? There is a difference between the old "breathalyzer" machine and the newer "Alco-test". If there is a hole in the State's case, we'll find it, and if need be, we will TAKE THE CASE TO TRIAL!
78. West New York
    1. Ortiz & Paster: It is important that you preserve your rights while protecting your reputation, regardless of the offense.
79. West Orange
80. Westwood
    1. Berkoben, Scott: DWI AND TRAFFIC ÒGuilty as chargedÓÉfrightening words if directed at you, and with consequences ranging from fines to loss of license to jail timeÉeven to the breakup of families and loss of hope for the future.
    2. Randall & Randall: A traffic offense like reckless driving or speeding can add points to your driver's license and raise your insurance rates. A DWI arrest and conviction can result in license suspension, higher insurance rates, mandatory classes, chemical evaluation, and even jail time. An arrest for even a small amount of marijuana or a first-time theft charge can mean a criminal record that can affect your reputation and your education and career opportunities. There can be lasting consequences to every criminal charge and conviction. With so much on the line, it makes sense to hire a lawyer who will look out for your best interests throughout the life of your case.
81. Whippany
    1. Helfand & Associates: While municipal court cases are "offenses" compared to "crimes", many lower court charges carry stiff penalties. In New Jersey, driving while intoxicated (DWI) is among the most serious municipal court offenses. If you are charged with a DWI offense, you may lose your driver's license or serve a jail sentence. Not only is your freedom at stake, but also your ability to earn a living. You and your family may be affected in a variety of ways, including: Mandatory Jail Sentence - 3rd offenders Mandatory loss of driver's license Fines Vehicle Immobilization or Forfeiture Alcohol abuse assessment and treatment Community service Criminal record - if drugs involved Increased insurance rates and surcharges Cancellation of Insurance Mandatory Alcohol Safety School Job loss When you are charged with a DWI, it is essential to have an experienced and knowledgeable attorney at your side.
82. Williamstown
    1. John Luby: A drunk driving case can easily be one of the most challenging for the Municipal Court attorney. Both for society and individual, there is a great deal resting on its outcome. Rather than attempt to enter into a full depth discussion of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, it is highly recommended that you call this office immediately for a free consultation.
83. Wildwood
84. Wildwood Crest
    1. Joseph Rodgers: The defense of cases involving charges of intoxicated driving begins with a thorough client interview. An attorney must know the medical and psychological history of the client, family history, education, and employment history before even discussing the events leading to the arrest. Every aspect of the accused person's background is extremely important in evaluating the evidence. Integrating the client's history with the law relating to the offense presents client and attorney with the right information to make crucial tactical decisions necessary to a successful defense.
85. Williamstown
    1. John Luby: A drunk driving case can easily be one of the most challenging for the Municipal Court attorney. Both for society and individual, there is a great deal resting on its outcome. Rather than attempt to enter into a full depth discussion of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, it is highly recommended that you call this office immediately for a free consultation.
86. Willingboro
    1. Fridie Law Group: Drunk Driver Defense in New Jersey Social drinking is an accepted part of our society. People have a few cocktails during happy hour, a couple beers during the football game or a drink with dinner. Although most people do not get behind the wheel when they know they are drunk, it is easy to reach the legal limit without feeling as though your ability is impaired. Even if you do not feel drunk, if your blood alcohol content is .08 or higher, you could be arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI). If that is the situation you are in, it is important to work with an experienced Trenton DWI/DUI attorney.
87. Wilmington, DE
    1. Scott DePhillips: You may be thinking about pleading guilty and sending your ticket in by mail. However, New Jersey traffic ticketsmay cause points on your license, state surcharges and increases in insurance premiums. Points, state surcharges and increases in insurance premiums may affect you for years. You should consider hiring an Attorney to assist you with your current New Jersey traffic ticketor DWI matter.
88. Woodbridge
89. Woodbury
90. Wood Ridge
    1. Herbert & Weiss: Traffic citations can have serious negative consequences for both your driver's license and insurance rates. Speaking to an experienced attorney can help you minimize, and often eliminate, the adverse effects of a traffic citation.
91. Woodstown
92. New Jersey A-M
    1. Sherman, Bruce: DUI/DWI With the expanding efforts of law enforcement to curb the occurrence of drunk driving, increasing numbers of people are being arrested on suspicion of DUI/DWI. Additionally, more and more drivers are also facing the realities of criminal liability for refusing to submit to blood alcohol and/or field sobriety tests.
    2. Hoerst, Frank: Municipal DWI Traffic