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Driving under the influence in Bergen County, NJ, can seriously affect your employment prospects. Employers often consider applicants’ criminal records and a DUI conviction can raise red flags. In fact, if you have a job at the time of your DUI conviction, it may not...
Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense that can have significant legal and personal repercussions. In New Jersey, not only is alcohol impairment considered a DWI offense, but driving impaired from medication use, both prescription and over the counter, can...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges can lead to punishments on conviction. But make no mistake: You start facing penalties when an officer arrests you for drunk driving and takes you back to the police station for testing. If your blood alcohol content (BAC) level...
Getting pulled over and arrested for drunk driving is a stressful and overwhelming experience. That is why you must understand what can happen after an arrest, as it can help you navigate the situation more effectively. Being aware of possible penalties and...
Drivers charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) in New Jersey can expect a laundry list of penalties. These include license suspensions, fines, jail time and a requirement to install an ignition interlock device in your car. But in addition to these penalties, a...
Every state has different methods for approaching crimes. When it comes to DWI manslaughter, some states take a very hard approach, while others are more lenient. Seeing how New Jersey compares to other states gives insight into how the state manages this crime. New...
Public roads and highways are teeming with all sorts of fatal threats. But there is a unique fear that comes with a New Jersey police officer asking you to pull you over for driving while intoxicated (DWI) suspicion. The state’s police officer can submit you to either...
When a driver gets a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge, they could face several penalties including fines, jail time, license suspension and a requirement to perform community service. Sometimes, the court might also ask a driver to install an ignition interlock...
In New Jersey, a person charged with DUI while operating a car with a minor inside may also face a criminal charge for child endangerment. The law is strict on DUI violators because of the danger they pose to themselves and other motorists on the road. Purposefully...
Breath tests are commonly used in DWI cases to determine an individual's blood alcohol concentration (BAC). However, these tests are not always accurate and can be subject to errors or limitations. If you're facing a DWI charge based on a breath test result, knowing...
