Category: Drunk Driving

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With the holidays approaching, New Jersey drivers should all be aware that parties with family and co-workers can lead to driving under the influence (DUI).  Even if you do not believe that you are...

In New Jersey, law enforcement personnel use sobriety checkpoints to detect drivers impaired by alcohol and/or drugs.  Such sobriety checkpoints, which are used throughout the state from Holmdel in...

Today, roadside breathalyzer tests are a powerful tool used by law enforcement and prosecutors to get evidence of impaired driving that could ultimately lead to an arrest and a DUI or DWI conviction....

Evidence from blood alcohol concentration (BAC) tests is some of the most important evidence prosecutors have when trying to convict drunk driving defendants. In recent years, law enforcement and...