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What Is A Drug DWI In NJ?

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In the state of New Jersey, a Drug DWI is intoxication caused by a narcotic, hallucinogenic, or other hazard producing drug.

A Drug DWI is similar to a regular DWI in that it involves the intoxication of an individual, but it differs since the intoxication is caused by a drug instead of alcohol.

If you have questions concerning a Drug DWI case or any other incidents pertaining to DWI, contact New Jersey DWI attorney Reisig & Associates at 732-625-9786 for a free consultation.

What Is The Blood Alcohol Limit For A New Jersey DWI?

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In New Jersey, the Blood Alcohol Limit for an individual driving a vehicle is .08%. This means that your blood is made up of .08% alcohol, and any percentage over that number would result in the possibility of being arrested for Driving While Intoxicated.

If you or someone you know has questions regarding DWI or other driving-related legal issues, contact New Jersey Attorney Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9786 for a free consultation.

What is the Alcotest In New Jersey?

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The Alcotest is the breath testing machine utilized exclusively in New Jersey for determining breath alcohol analysis.

It was the subject of a statewide reliability hearing in State v. Chun, 194 N.J.54(2008). It is the only reliability hearing ever decided by a state Supreme Court, and arguably the most important DWI case ever decided in the United States. Mr. Reisig was one of the defense attorneys in the Chun case.

If you or someone you know is involved in a DWI case and has questions regarding legal proceedings, contact New Jersey attorney Matthew Reisig at 732-625-9786 for a free consultation.

What Does Probable Cause Mean In Regards To A DWI Stop In New Jersey?

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“Probable Cause” is the standard that a police officer needs to arrest an individual for DWI.

It is based on driving, a person’s appearance which includes the condition of their eyes or clarity of speech, performance on field sobriety tests, and admission of prior alcohol consumption. Probable cause can be contested in a filed Motion to Suppress.

If you are facing charges regarding a DWI in New Jersey, contact the Law Office of Matthew W. Reisig at 732-625-8786 for information regarding DWI testing and penalties.

In New Jersey, What Is The Ignition Interlock Device?

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An Ignition Interlock Devise is an additional penalty imposed by the court for certain 1st DWI offenses, all 2nd DWI offenses, all 3rd or subsequent DWI offenses – and all Refusal offenses.

It is a device that the person convicted must have installed in the vehicle that they principally operate and that person must blow into in order for their vehicle to start.

If you need help with a DWI arrest in New Jersey, call Reisig & Associates at 732-625-9786 for a free consultation.

I recently pled guilty to DWI In NJ based upon my breath test reading of .18….

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As part of my sentence, the Judge ordered that I must install an interlock device on my car for a period of 1 year once I get my license back. Knowing I was going to lose my license, I sold my car. If I no longer own a car, am I still subject to the interlock requirement?

he Ignition Interlock device provision in the DWI statute pertains to most individuals convicted of DWIs and all individuals convicted of Refusal in New Jersey. More specifically, it pertains to “the motor vehicle principally operated by the offender.” Therefore, an individual who does not own or lease a motor vehicle and is subject to the Ignition Interlock penalties must demonstrate to the motor vehicle commission that they do not have available to them a motor vehicle that they principally operate.

Regardless, an individual subject to the Ignition Interlock device cannot operate any motor vehicle that is not so equipped during the proscribed period. Otherwise, they can be charged with a disorderly persons offense if they are found to be operating a motor vehicle that is not equipped with an Ignition Interlock Device and would be subject to an additional one year loss of license.

There is an open question as to whether the one year Ignition Interlock device penalty would pertain to such an individual once they did have a motor vehicle that was principally operated by them. In other words, such an individual would have a continuing duty to disclose to the MVC once their present circumstance of not having a motor vehicle to principally operate should change. The bottom line is that an individual is not going to defeat the Ignition Interlock device requirement unless they permanently decline to drive in the State of New Jersey.

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Since 1995, we have represented clients in all 21 NJ Counties - Atlantic County, New Jersey (Mays Landing, NJ), Bergen County, New Jersey (Hackensack, NJ), Burlington County, New Jersey (Mount Holly, NJ), Camden County, New Jersey (Camden, NJ), Cape May County, New Jersey (Cape May Court House, NJ), Cumberland County, New Jersey (Bridgeton, NJ), Essex County, New Jersey (Newark, NJ), Gloucester County, New Jersey (Woodbury, NJ),Hudson County, New Jersey (Jersey City, NJ), Hunterdon County, New Jersey (Flemington, NJ), Mercer County, New Jersey (Trenton, NJ), Middlesex County, New Jersey (New Brunswick, NJ), Monmouth County, New Jersey (Freehold, NJ), Morris County, New Jersey (Morristown, NJ), Ocean County, New Jersey (Toms River, NJ), Passaic County, New Jersey (Paterson, NJ), Salem County, New Jersey (Salem, NJ), Somerset County, New Jersey (Somerville, NJ), Sussex County, New Jersey (Newton, NJ), Union County, New Jersey (Elizabeth, NJ), Warren County, New Jersey (Belvidere, NJ)

*The reference to 1,402 cases without a DWI conviction applies to cases prior to November 1, 2018. This information should not create an unjustified expectation that similar results can be obtained for others without regard to the specific factual and legal circumstances.
** We have an 82% Winning Percentage at Trial from 2012 through 2017, likely the best in NJ during that time.

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