In New Jersey, as in many states, drivers operate under implied consent laws. This means that by driving, you consent to chemical testing for blood alcohol content (BAC) if pulled over for suspicion of DUI/DWI. Refusing the test can lead to separate charges and penalties on top of any potential DUI charges. What Happens When …
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Read MoreUnder New Jersey law (N.J.S.A. 39:4-50(a), a DWI is a traffic offense. That being said, an arrest is still a very serious matter. It can carry significant penalties, potentially including jail time and the suspension of your driver’s license. If you are stopped on suspicion of intoxicated driving in our state, you may be asked …
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