Category: DWI
Find various blogs related to DWI which will provide you the answers of all your queries regarding DWI that you want to know.
How a New Jersey DWI Becomes a Felony
There really isn’t such a thing as felony drunk driving in New Jersey because it is not classified as a crime. A driving while under influence (commonly referred to as DWI) is cl
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DWI Also Means Driving While High
Although marijuana has been legalized in some states, including New Jersey, it is important to remember that driving under the influence is still illegal in all states – and a �
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Impact of an Out of State DWI in New Jersey
If you are arrested and charged with drunk driving in New Jersey, you can expect that your home state licensing authority will find out. New Jersey participates in the Interstate D
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Different Types of Vehicles You Can Get Pulled Over for Drunk Driving in New Jersey
When most people imagine a person getting pulled over for drunk driving, they see someone sitting in the driver’s seat of a car, SUV, or pickup on the side of the road. Although
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How to Avoid a New Jersey DWI
New Jersey has some of the harshest drunk driving penalties in the country. With thousands of dollars in fines and up to 30 days jail time for a standard first-time conviction, a d
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Refusal to Submit a Chemical Testing in New Jersey
When you get your driver’s license in New Jersey, you give implied consent that if asked you will submit to chemical testing. “Implied consent” refers to an implicit agreemen
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FAQ: New Jersey Drunk Driving
New Jersey has enacted some of the strictest laws in the nation regarding drunk drivers – driving while intoxicated or impaired (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI). A
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Is Drunk Driving Considered a Felony in New Jersey?
You can be charge with a DWI (driving while under the influence) if you are found operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content of .08% or higher, or if the law enforcement offi
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New Jersey DWI Refusal Charge
When you are arrested for drunk driving, or driving while under the influence (DWI), the arresting officers can ask you to submit either a breath or blood sample. The blood test is
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2 Ways New Jersey Collects Evidence in a DWI Case
The Garden State is known for having some of the strictest drunk driving standards in the country. For instance, a first offense drinking while intoxicated (DWI) carries a mandator
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