DWI/DUI

You might be one of many New Jersey residents who are currently under the advice and treatment of a doctor for a particular health condition. It's not uncommon for such treatment to include one or more prescription drugs. Your doctor is supposed to warn you of any and...

If a New Jersey police officer pulls you over in a traffic stop, any number of issues might arise. The officer might inform you that one of your brake lights is not functioning or might write you out a ticket for speeding. If the officer asks you to step out of your...

Being involved in a collision can be a harrowing experience and the fallout of such a situation could have a substantial impact on the lives of everyone involved. Should an investigation into an accident lead to suspicion of impairment, those facing allegations of...

If you’re driving along and see a police officer’s patrol car behind you on a New Jersey roadway with its lights flashing, it typically means that the officer is attempting a traffic stop and wants you to pull over. Especially if it’s the first time something like...

People tend to hold law enforcement officers to a higher standard of conduct than regular civilians. This is not without merit since police officers are charged with the safety and welfare of community residents as well as enforcing the law. However, police officers...

In their efforts to help keep their city’s streets and roads safe for all, police in Raritan have made several arrests over the past few weeks. The offenses range from DWI to domestic violence to drug-related violations and theft. Now, those charged with these New...

A police officer pulling you over in a New Jersey traffic stop is an unsettling experience. When you noticed a patrol car’s lights flashing in your rear-view mirror, your heart rate may have instantly increased. There’s no way to predict with certainty how the events...

If you are facing charges of the intoxicated operation of a vehicle, you understand that your future could be at stake. It is in your interests to know what you are up against at this point, from how to develop the most appropriate defense strategy for your individual...

In New Jersey and other states, wrong-way drivers are responsible for causing an alarming number of accidents each year. One of the most common reasons people end up driving on the wrong side of the road is driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Although...

In New Jersey and elsewhere, law enforcement is concerned with keeping streets and highways safe. As part of that initiative, officers routinely employ checkpoints to identify motorists driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. A sergeant with the Woodbridge...