The police are not required to give you a Miranda warning when they pull you over, or even necessarily when they handcuff you and drive you to the station.
A good lawyer will often be able to quash statements you may have made to the arresting officer as long as you haven’t been informed of your right to remain silent, and that any statements you make will be used against you.
It would certainly be convenient if beating a DWI was as simple as arguing that the arresting officer didn’t read you your rights prior to asking you to perform a sobriety test, but unfortunately it doesn’t work that way.
When you need help fighting DWI charges in New Jersey, call the experienced DWI attorneys at Reisig & Associates at 732-625-9660 and talk to an attorney for free.
