If you’ve been charged with DWI (driving while intoxicated) in Woodbridge, Edison, or Piscataway, you’re not just facing fines — you’re facing serious legal consequences. Middlesex County courts take DWI cases seriously, and the prosecutors know what they’re doing.
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The Changing State of DWI Law in New Jersey
DWI law in New Jersey is in a state of flux reflecting substantial recent changes which have created uncertainty and confusion in enforcement and prosecutions of DWI complaints. This allows defense counsel more and better opportunities to defend their clients
EVALUATING DRUG RECOGNITION EVALUATIONS
Many of my clients think that DWIs only involve alcohol intoxication.
Recent Important Changes in DWI Law
Many important changes are occurring in DWI law. It is important that you have good information concerning these changes so that good decisions can be made.
Major change is coming to New Jersey’s DWI cases
Major changes are occurring in the New Jersey dwi world which will profoundly change the impact of how dwi complaints will be defended and resolved throughout the State.
MJ+DWI
With the recent legislative enactments legalizing the use, possession, and sale of marijuana, many of our clients have asked how these laws will impact DWI defense in New Jersey.
Slip Slidin’ Away
By Peter H. Lederman Paul Simon wrote a catchy, yet profound song back in the 70s about how we sometimes get so far, but then somehow, well, never make it to the end. “Slip slidin’ away, slip slidin’ away … you know the nearer your destination, the more you’re slip slidin’ away.” I suppose […]
Inside NJ municipal courts remade by the COVID-19 pandemic
During a normal session, most New Jersey municipal courts are bustling places.
Judges whirl through cases at something approaching auctioneer speed.
New Testimonial on AVVO
“We all make mistakes, and I made one back in December 2019. After the holiday party with my friends, I drove home, not realizing I had to drink more than I should.”
PROJECT SAVE
December 1, 2019 marked the date that sentencing provisions for most DWI offenses changed. These changes eliminated the penalty of drivers’ license suspension in favor of Interlock installation for most first and second DWI offenses.