What to Do and Say After Police Stop your Car in Pennsylvania or New Jersey
Criminal Defense lawyer Alfonso Gambone explains how to deal with a police car stop. This is a critical part of your case and what you do can make all the difference
Drunk Driving & DUI/DWI Defense
Former WWE Superstar Tammy “Sunny” Sytch Sentenced to 17 Years following fatal DUI in Florida– What to know about serious injury and deadly driving in New Jersey (DUI) and Pennsylvania (DWI)
Sytch killed a 75 year old when her vehicle collided with the man’s car. Her Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) was four times the legal limit at the time of the incident.
Drunk Driving (Driving While Intoxicated-DWI) in New Jersey – A Summary of the Law & Penalties
There is no doubt that New Jersey’s DWI laws carry with them harsh consequences. If you are faced with this offense you consider all of your options. Unlike Pennsylvania, New Jersey maintains no diversion program for Drunk Driving offenses and a plea will not provide you with any better result than the mandatory minimum penalties stated above.
Former West Virginia Basketball Coach Enters Diversion Program Following His Drunk Driving Arrest. Is diversion just for DUI/DWI? Is it an option in your criminal case?
Recently, former West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins was arrested and charged with drunk driving. Initially, Huggins case was scheduled for an arraignment and likely headed to trial. These proceedings, however, were cancelled after the prosecution agreed to a diversion program for this former college basketball coach.
Former Las Vegas Henry Ruggs III- Did his criminal lawyers mismanage his fatal drunk driving case and leave him with no NFL opportunities after his state prison term
Under the terms of the Agreement with the Prosecution, Ruggs will serve a mandatory minimum three (3) to ten (10) years in State incarceration for an incident which occurred on November 21, 2021. He has no time credit toward this state sentence
Plan On Drinking & Driving This July 4th? 5 Things You Need To Know about DUI/DWI In New Jersey & Pennsylvania
While it is our sincere hope that you and your family will enjoy this and all Summer holidays without an issue, as I have stated a countless number of times, a drunk driving charge can happen to anyone regardless of their station in life.
Drunk Driving Statistics You Need This Holiday Season – Don’t be one!
Drunk driving is one of the leading causes of traffic deaths in America, with drunk drivers causing 32 deaths a day according to the United States Department of Transportation. In 2022, the death toll from drunk driving was a staggering 11,654, which was a 14 percent increase from 2021. Driving under the influence (DUI) is a major problem in many states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It costs the nation over $44 billion annually.
Drunk Driving (DUI) in Pennsylvania – What you need to know about blood alcohol content, license suspension, jail, and occupational limited licenses
Pennsylvania, like New Jersey, maintains a tiered drunk driving penalty system which increases the severity of the offense based on a person’s BAC level and a person’s prior history of driving drunk.
DWI in New Jersey – License suspensions, jail, insurance surcharges and how your bodyfat affects your blood alcohol content (BAC)
For most men, it only takes 2-3 drinks to be at or above the legal limit of 0.08 and for women, less than 120 pounds, it can be as little as 2 drinks. It depends on a number of factors such as body weight, metabolism, age, body fat and muscle mass ratio.
Drunk Driving Statistics You Need to Know Before You Travel This Thanksgiving
Drunk driving is one of the leading causes of traffic deaths in America, with drunk drivers causing 32 deaths a day according to the United States Department of Transportation. In 2020, the death toll from drunk driving was a staggering 11,654, which was a 14 percent increase from 2019. Driving under the influence (DUI) is a major problem in many states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey. It costs the nation over $44 billion annually.