DUI Breathalyzer – PAS vs. EBT – The Right To Refuse
Understand the difference between a portable breathalyzer, also known as a preliminary alcohol screening (PAS) and an evidential breath test (EBT).
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The 3 Biggest Mistakes When Stopped For Drunk Driving
If you are stopped for drunk driving, remain calm and avoid making these three mistakes!
New Jersey Juvenile Diversion Options
There are a number of crimes and offenses which a juvenile can be charged with but there are also options in place of an actual delinquency complaint.
Pennsylvania Drunk Driving -Blood & Chain of Custody
DUI Defense – Blood Fermentation, Preservation & Refrigeration: Why is it important to your case?
Illegal Search & Seizure Questions
I have written many articles on this topic but this one focuses on questions that your attorney should ask if you’re charged with a gun or narcotic offense
Jersey Drug Crimes, Mandatory, Maximum Sentences, & Parole
The gravity of the offense is based on the type of substance. A CDS like heroin is a crime of the 1st degree where the amount in question is 5 ounces or more.
New Jersey Sex Crimes–Parole Supervision for Life (PSL)
New Jersey, in addition to registration requirements under MeganÂ’s Law, requires convicted sex offenders to submit to Parole Supervision for Life (PSL)
Federal Gun Crimes, Mandatory Sentences, Violence, and Drugs
An accused faces a mandatory minimum of 5 years to life in prison. Any sentence for this charge must be served consecutive to any other sentence imposed
Four Ways To Challenge DUI Breathalyzer in Pennsylvania
Most people wrongly believe that any breath test which reveals an alleged blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit will result in a conviction.
Conspiracy and Mandatory Minimum Drug and Firearm Charge
The grading of a conspiracy charge is the same degree and grade as the most serious offense, which is attempted, solicited, or is the object of the conspiracy.