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answered on Feb 2, 2017
The max sentence is a $1,000 fine, up to six months in jail, loss of driving priveleges and a criminal record. The good news is jail is unlikely. Further, if it's your first offense as you have indicated you would be eligible for a conditional discharge. Additionally there may be grounds to... View More 
Can this be done without my presence since I am out of state?
How much would the lawyer fees be?
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answered on Feb 2, 2017
The tickets are two points each. If you hire an attorney you will likely get the points reduced. An attorney will be able to resolve the matter by way of affidavit, so you will not have to appear. The lawyer fees will depend on the lawyer.
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answered on Jan 27, 2017
Loss of License. If you are convicted of or you plead guilty to a DWI in New Jersey, the duration of loss of license can vary depending on certain factors. One factor is the BAC (breath alcohol content) level, if you have submitted to a breathalyzer test. If you're BAC level is .08 or higher,... View More
I would also like to add that the officer entered Beige instead of Black as a description of my vehicle. Is this enough to dismiss it?
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answered on Jan 19, 2017
This is a 2 point ticket that can impact your driver's license and insurance premiums. If you hire an attorney, you will have a good chance at getting it reduced to zero points.
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answered on Jan 6, 2017
NJ has DWI not DUI. It is derived from the statutory language. In NJ the statutory language is "driving while intoxicated". Other states have statues using "driving under the influence", thus it is called DUI in those states. The two terms, however, are used interchangeably.... View More
When pulled over for a brake light out and the officer checks my license, when he sees a 5 year old arrest for possession, is that enough for him to use as reasonable suspicion? I've been harassed each time they run my licence and straight up being told my past means I am under constant... View More
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answered on Jul 19, 2016
A faulty break light would be a reason for a valid stop. From that point on, if the officer detects the odor of drugs or alcohol; or there is contraband in plain sight; or your behavior is such that it appears that you may be under the influence; or other factors, the officer will investigate... View More
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