Hackensack DWI Lawyers
- Aretsky & Aretsky:
One of the greatest risks that people charged with driving under influence face is losing their driver's license. A conviction for a DUI results in a mandatory driver's license suspension, and New Jersey does not issue work permits in DUI cases. In addition, a DUI conviction can result in stiff fines, surcharges, jail time, and increased insurance premiums. While fighting a DUI may seem expensive, not fighting a DUI can be devastating.
- Vache Edward Bahadurian:
Many offenses including criminal charges, traffic tickets, traffic violations, and motor
vehicle summonses carry serious penalties and consequences such as:
1) Court Penalties - Jail, Suspension of License, Community Service, Fines, Surcharges, Costs, etc.
2) Points on Driving Record
3) Suspension or Revocation of Driver's License
4) DMV Surcharges
5) Insurance Problems
6) Immigration Problems
7) Employment Problems (You may be eligible for Expungement of Criminal Record)
- John Weichsel:
f you have been accused of a crime--or if you believe you might be
accused--the best thing you can do is to move quickly to find a lawyer
to protect your rights. When your future and your freedom are at stake,
you need a lawyer who has extensive experience in criminal law. You
need a lawyer with a proven record of results in defending adults and
children. You need a lawyer who has successfully tried cases in all
courts. A lawyer with both breadth and depth of experience, from drunk
driving to shoplifting, from drugs to sexual assault, from speeding to
capital offenses.
- Savy Grant:
The rights of those charged with criminal acts must be protected.
- LoFaro & Reiser:
DWI is a serious offense in New Jersey. The Court must impose mandatory
license suspensions, fines, surcharges and in certain cases,
jail. The New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles must also impose
a mandatory insurance surcharge from $3,000 to $3,500. A permanent
record of the DWI conviction is also entered on the Drivers Abstract
maintained by the New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles. Penalties
differ depending upon whether the offense is a first, second or
subsequent offense.
- DiLorenzo & Rush:
The cost of traffic tickets goes far beyond any fine you may be
assessed by the Court. A significant consequence is the possibility
that your insurance premiums could increase from 25% to 400% after a
traffic conviction. Many people just pay the ticket when a
knowledgeable attorney, in many cases, is able to save their driving
record and keep their insurance rates from increasing. Traffic
violations will follow you for years and can also cause increased
penalties for any future violations.
- Brian Neary:
You now face stiff fines, driver's license loss, and in some
situations, jail. You need to be represented in one of New Jersey's
535 municipal courts. Your defense requires proper legal motions,
defenses and preparation to cross-examine an arresting officer and a
breath machine operator. All before a single judge - never a jury!
- Gary Moore: If the stopping of
your vechicle is improper all of the evidence and information obtained by
the
State as a consequence of the stop will be
suppressed by the Court which will result in the
dismissal of the drunk-driving charge, pursuant to
the United States Constitution.
- Rem, Zeller &
Associates:
The good driving while intoxicated (DWI) defense attorney is a
gunslinger.
You're fighting on
their turf. The odds are always
against
you, and everybody is gunnin' for you.
It's you against
the world. The prosecutor has his
posse—the sheriff, the cops, the facts, the law, Mothers
Against Drunk Driving, public opinion,
and
you're not too sure about the judge.
You're alone,
armed only with a six-shooter of
preparation, knowledge, guts, attitude, salesmanship, and a
reckless disdain for the consequences
of the shootout that looms.
- LoFaro & Reiser:
If the police observe you driving erratically or violating traffic laws,
they are permitted to stop and question you for a DWI violation. If they
suspect that you are intoxicated, they can ask you to submit to various
tests, including a blood alcohol test.
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