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Haddonfield, Haddon Heights DWI Lawyers

1. Haddonfield
   1. Wallace Law: Driving While Intoxicated Suspended/Revoked License No Insurance All Traffic Tickets
   2. Piper, Stephen: * DWI in New Jersey: In New Jersey, drunk driving is referred to as driving while intoxicated, or DWI. DWI is not a criminal offense. Rather, DWI is regarded as a traffic offense. However, these charged must be defended vigorously, as there are serious potential immediate and long-term consequences. * DUI in Pennsylvania: Drunk driving is referred to as driving under the influence, or DUI in Pennsylvania. DUI is considered a criminal offense. We will do everything we can to fight for your innocence, while helping you reduce the potential consequences. Breath and blood tests provide the prosecution with some of their most important pieces of evidence in drunk driving cases. Therefore, it crucial for your defense attorney to understand how these machines work. The Alco-Test in New Jersey has been the subject to much litigation, and its results may not be reliable.
   3. Adinolfi & Goldstein: drunk driving (DUI), theft, shoplifting, assault, and domestic violence
   4. Klineburger & Nussey: DWI and Traffic Violations If you have been charged with drunk driving or other traffic violations such as speeding or reckless driving, an experienced criminal defense lawyer can minimize the damage to your record and protect your rights. Please note that a conviction for driving under the influence can lead to the revocation of your driver's license, fines, significant jail time, and increased auto insurance rates.
   5. Larry Scott: In a matter involving a driving while intoxicated charge or driving while under the influence of illegal substances, Larry F. Scott will also ask for: (1) copies of any medical reports and examinations and any other specific tests or experiments made in connection with the matter; (2) all records of statements or confessions, whether written or oral, made by the defendant as well as a complete copy of any notes or writings in regard to the investigation of this matter; (3) all records or reports of prior convictions of defendant, if any; (4) all laboratory reports made in connection with the matter; (5) all evidence that the prosecutor intends to present to establish the chain of custody in this matter.
   6. Sagan & Greenfield: Driving under the influence or DUI charge is a serious offense in every state. A conviction on a charge of driving under the influence carries with it the rather unique manner of sentencing called a mandatory minimum sentence. This means that a conviction on this charge mandates the judge to sentence the offender to at least certain minimum sentences. The judge has no discretion to make an exception and not to impose at least the minimum mandatory sentences.
2. Haddon Heights
   1. Capozzi, David: All types of work injuries Assistance in obtaining temporary and medical benefits Construction site injuries Repetitive motion claims Aggravation of previous injuries Personal injuries Municipal court DUI Landlord/tenant Real estate Matrimonial
   2. Aita, Kenneth: In New Jersey, the drunk driving laws are very strict and could have a serious impact on your life. Penalties include mandatory fines and penalties, suspension of driver's license, and even the possibility of incarceration. Contrary to popular belief, New Jersey does not allow so called "work licenses" that permit you to drive for employment purposes only. Once the court suspends your license, you cannot drive for any reason. If you are caught driving while suspended for drunk driving, there is is mandatory jail sentence. The penalties are severe. Should you injure someone in an accident, you will be charged with a felony that will stay on your record for life and could result in incarceration. In addition, should you kill someone in an accident while drunk driving, there is a mandatory five to ten year state prison sentence, and you must serve 85% of the term before you are eligible for parole. Needless to say, drunk driving is a very serious offense.
   3. Helmer, Paul, Conley and Kasselman: 1. I was pulled over by the police on suspicion of DUI / DWI. Do I have to submit to a breathalyzer? In New Jersey all motorists, residents or non-residents, must consent to a breathalyzer test when driving on public roads. Failure to take a breathalyzer is an offense in itself carrying the same, if not more severe, penalties as a DUI / DWI. 2. What happens if I get caught driving with a suspended license for having a DUI /DWI? There is a huge fine, license suspension up to two additional years, and mandatory jail time. 3. Do I need a lawyer for my DUI/ DWI if I am guilty? ABSOLUTELY; an attorney can argue for the minimum penalties, dismiss other offenses and minimize the likelihood of a DUI / DWI-related civil lawsuit. 4. What is the legal limit of intoxication in NJ? A blood alcohol concentration of 0.08 is the threshold for driving while intoxicated in New Jersey, along with a majority of other states. However, in New Jersey a person can be convicted solely on the failure of physical tests, regardless of the alcohol reading. 5. I am not from NJ and do not have a NJ license. Why should I care about having a DUI /DWI conviction? New Jersey is a state that reports through the interstate compact system. Therefore, a conviction in New Jersey can lead to penalties in the state where you are licensed. It is important to get the best outcome possible in New Jersey so there are no or little consequences in your home state.
   4. Kearney & Associates: * DWI/DUI * Driving under the influence of prescription medications * Careless driving * Reckless driving * Speeding * Driving while suspended * Driving with no liability insurance * Leaving the scene of an accident For a DWI in New Jersey, a police officer must observe a person for 20 consecutive minutes.
   5. Simons, Robert: It can be confusing when trying to choose an attorney to meet your legal needs. That is why choosing an attorney certified by the Supreme Court serves and helps the consumer find a reputable lawyer who has a recognized level of competence in particular fields of law.
   6. Thomas Gosse: These cases often seem hopeless at first, but they aren't hopeless to an experienced criminal defense attorney.