• ContentHow Long Does a DWI Conviction Stay on a New Jersey Criminal Record?

    When someone has a conviction for driving while intoxicated, he or she have this on his or her record for a long time before it is expunged. In New Jersey, the typical time frame is up to ten years for these individuals, and there are certain circumstances that could increase the usual penalties that cause this time to increase.

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  • ContentWhy Passing a Breathalyzer Test Doesn't Guarantee Against a DUI Conviction

    Motorists charged with DUI (driving under the influence) or a DWI (driving while intoxicated) should understand that a Breathalyzer — a breath-alcohol chemical test — is one of several pieces of evidence that can be used in a court of law. Passing a Breathalyzer does not guarantee acquittal, nor does failing such a test guarantee conviction.

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  • ContentHow to Handle a DUI Checkpoint in New Jersey

    New Jersey has been cracking down on many traffic safety issues, with special attention to drunk driving and distracted driving. However, DUI checkpoints occur all the time across the country.

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  • ContentMultiple DUI Offenses in New Jersey

    In New Jersey, an individual charged with their second DUI faces steeper penalties than they faced with their first DUI charge. If that individual is charged with DUI a third time, they face steeper penalties yet. This is to discourage habitual drunk driving.

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