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New Windsor DWI Lawyers

1. Greher Law Firm: * Violent felonies * Burglary * Larceny * Sex crimes * Drug charges * Fraud * Traffic violations * DWI (driving while intoxicated) or drunk driving
2. Silver, Forrester, Schisano, Lesser, and Dreyer: Drunk driving charges Ð Drunk driving charges are also referred to as driving while intoxicate (DWI), driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), and drinking and driving. Multiple DWI Defense in New York While a first-time DWI conviction can result in very serious penalties, a repeat offense can dramatically change a person's life. A repeat DWI conviction can result in large fines, significant prison time, loss of license, and can take away a person's right to vote and travel, e.g. to Canada. Second Offenses - A second DWI conviction within 10 years of the first is considered a felony. If convicted, an individual faces: * Mandatory fines of up to $5,000 * Up to four years in prison * License revocation for 18+ months Third Offenses - A third offense within 10 years of the first is a felony and can result in: * Fines of up to $10,000 * Up to seven years in prison * License revocation for 18+ months (and the possibility of permanent license revocation) Any DWI conviction can yield insurance consequences. Because a second or subsequent DWI is a felony, and individual's right to vote may be affected. Additionally, as a felon he or she may be unable to enter Canada. (This is true even with a conviction for the violation of DWAI)
3. David Sachs:

   DWI | DWAI Charges

   In New York State, a person who is operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 or above can be arrested and charged with DWI. Such a charge carries severe consequences, including a license revocation. DWI offenders could face to up to one year in jail or three years' probation and a $500 - $1,000 fine.

   A DWAI is a lesser charge that applies to individuals who are operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration that is between .05 and .07. DWAI penalties can include a $300 - $500 fine, up to 15 days in jail, or both.

   The consequences for either a DWI or DWAI conviction increase drastically if you have a prior conviction. Contact a White Plains DWI lawyer to protect yourself.

   A DWAI charge can also apply to a person who is operating a motor vehicle who has ingested a drug which impairs their ability to operate the vehicle.  This charge can be a crime, either misdemeanor or felony.

   Drivers’ License Suspensions

   Conviction on a DWI or DWAI charge will result in a mandatory suspension or revocation of your driving privileges. The length of the suspension or revocation is determined by whether you are convicted of DWI, or DWAI and can last as much as six months.

   An experienced DWI attorney can dramatically reduce the probability that you will face such serious consequences.