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Florida Residents and New Jersey Traffic Violations

Florida is a party to the Interstate Driver’s Compact. This means that if you are a licensed (driver) in FL, any motor vehicle traffic summons, violations, tickets, etc. you receive in New Jersey will potentially transfer to FL if you are convicted. Additionally, although New Jersey may assess a certain…

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Avoiding Jail for a Third or Subsequent DWI Offense Case Study

I am presently defending a client who is charged with his fourth DWI offense. His third offense occurred in 1992. As a third or subsequent driving while intoxicated defendant, he would normally be facing a mandatory 180 county jail sentence. The facts of the DWI arrest are fairly straight forward.…

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Report Shows New Jersey More Likely to Deport Non-Criminal Immigrants

In a recent article published in the Star-Ledger, a study was presented showing that New Jersey is more likely to deport non-criminal illegal immigrants than any other state. Typically speaking, I am advocating on behalf of those people who are not citizens and have been convicted of a criminal offense.…

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Client Facing Second Offense DWI Sentenced to Three Month Suspension

If you have been researching second offense DWI penalties in New Jersey, I am sure it is clear at this point that if you are convicted as a second offender, you face a mandatory 2 year loss of license in New Jersey. I represented a client charged with his second…

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NJSA 39:4-49.1 Possession of CDS in Motor Vehicle New Jersey Traffic Offense

Possession of CDS in a Motor Vehicle is a New Jersey traffic violation that carries with it extraordinarily harsh penalties upon conviction. Most notable, there is a mandatory 2 year loss of license if convicted of violating NJSA 2C:39:4-49.1. I am a Newark NJ lawyer who has successfully defended clients…

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DWI and Convictions for Related Offenses may not Exceed 180 Days

In a case captioned State v Federico, the NJ Appellate Division held that a defendant convicted of a DWI offense and multiple other traffic offenses may not be sentenced to more than 180 days in county jail. The court reasoned that it has been the long standing policy to cap…

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DWI Trial Preparation and Discovery Issues

First, you may hear attorneys talk about discovery. Discovery is what any experienced attorney will request from the State during the trial preparation phase of a DWI matter. Discovery consist of many different items. My discovery demand consists of about thirty different items, including police reports, videos recordings, Alcotest instrument…

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