Category Archives: DUI-DWUI-DWAI
Debunking Common Myths About DUI Cases (Part 2)
We debunked four common myths about DUI cases in a previous article with the same title. The myths we debunked in that article are; You must answer all the questions a police officer asks you You are required to submit to field sobriety tests You cannot be charged if you refuse to take a… Read More »
How Fast Does Your BAC Go Down?
Across the United States of America, the legal alcohol limit is a BAC of 0.08%. In all states, operating a vehicle with a BAC of 0.08% or more is illegal. If found guilty of driving a car with a BAC of 0.08% or more, your license will most likely be suspended or revoked. A… Read More »
Can a DUI Affect My Ability To Get a Job in New York?
Many people, if not everybody, know that a DUI charge can lead to prison time, substantial fines, and suspension of your driver’s license. However, many people may not know that a DUI can affect other aspects of a person’s life. For example, a DUI can affect your employability. Some employers ask about DUI records… Read More »
Plea Bargaining in DUI Cases
If you are facing a DUI charge, you may wonder what legal strategy is best for handling your case. A qualified DUI attorney can help you determine how to handle your case. One of the options you may be considering or that your attorney may mention is plea bargaining. A plea bargain in a… Read More »
Here’s Why It Is Advisable to Plead Not Guilty in Your New York DUI Case
If you are facing DUI charges in New York, you may wonder what to do during your arraignment. Should you plead guilty, nolo contendere, or not guilty? While you have the right to enter any plea you wish at your DUI arraignment, it is usually best to plead not guilty. You should not assume… Read More »
3 Things You Should Know About Driving While Intoxicated Charges in New York
You may feel confused and overwhelmed if you find yourself arrested for or charged with driving while intoxicated offense in New York. You may not know what steps you should take next. If you have been arrested for or charged with driving while intoxicated offense in New York, it is crucial that you contact… Read More »
Tips To Help You Prepare for Your DWI Arraignment Hearing
In New York, after a driver is arrested for driving while intoxicated, they are taken before a judge for arraignment. An arraignment is usually the first step in a criminal proceeding. During your arraignment hearing, you will be formally charged with DWI. The judge will read the charges against you during the hearing and… Read More »
FAQs From DUI Attorneys In New York
You most likely have many questions if you are facing DUI charges in New York. If this is the case, know that you are not alone. As DUI attorneys, we get a lot of questions from people facing DUI charges. If you are looking for answers to the questions on your mind, you have… Read More »
Getting A Hardship License In New York
In most DUI cases, a defendant’s license is suspended at arraignment. If a defendant’s license is suspended at arraignment, they will have no driving privileges until their case is concluded unless they get a hardship license, also known as a conditional license. A hardship license can allow you to drive legally under restrictions placed… Read More »
Understanding The DUI Police Report
When a person is arrested for a crime, the police write a report. It is no different in the case of a DUI arrest. It is crucial that you understand what information is contained in a DUI police report and the facts about DUI police reports. A DUI police report generally contains all the… Read More »
