At 96 mph in a 65mph zone, the NH State Police may icreae your charge to a major offense of Reckless Driving. Your prior motor vehicle record and age are factors to be considered. A NH loss of driving privileges will be reported to your Home state (Vermont) . A consult with a criminal defense attorney who handles such matter is appropriate and encouraged.
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When your NH license to drive is revoked or suspended, you are not allowed to operate a motor vehicle. Unfortunately, NH does not offer a work-permit license. And, absent a plea that was not entered into knowingly, voluntarily or intelligently, you are subject to the sentence imposed by the Court. If you plead guilty without first consulting a lawyer, it is in your best interest to speak to a attorney about the facts and circumstances of your case. Experienced DWI attorneys will offer a...
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Entering a plea of Nolo or Nolo contendre to a charge will result in a guilty finding. The Court will inquire of you, before you enter your plea, to ensure that you are making a knowing, voluntary and intelligent plea. Once the plea is accepted, it stands. In order to "undue" the Plea, you must file a Motion to Vacate same, setting forth the reasons therefore. As such, If you have not yet entered your plea, you should carefully consider the charge(s) against you, and the ramifications of a...
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The NH DMV cannot impose an Administrative License Suspension for any driver over the age of 21 with a .08 breath alcohol or less. However, the State of NH can and often will continue to prosecute for driving while impaired. Protect your legal rights and contact a NH DWI lawyer immediately to discuss your pending charge. A first offense DWI conviction carries significant penalties. Our attorneys offer free consultations for individuals charged with DWI in NH.
NH DWI laws carry significant penalties. A breath result of .16g/210L is double to legal limit for anyone over the age of 21. I would encourage you to contact an experience DWI attorney to discuss the facts of your case in greater detail. Please be aware that there are strict time limits in DWI cases and you should not delay. For example: Failing to request and ALS hearing within 30 days of the date of your arrest will bar a future challenge to the Implied consent loss. We offer free...
Underage possession of alcohol is a violation level offense with penalties that include fines and a loss of license. If the prosecutor refuses to allow you to complete a diversion program in lieu of prosecution, you should contact an attorney for legal help. Our office regularly represents minor's charged with alcohol possession. I have reproduced the applicable section of RSA 179:10 below for your review. NH RSA 179:10 Unlawful Possession and Intoxication (2011) I. Except as provided in...
I have reproduced below a brief section of the NH Stalking Law. If charges are filed against you, it is in your best interest to immediately contact a NH criminal defense attorney for legal counsel. N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. ยง 633:3-a. Stalking. (2003) A person commits the offense of stalking if such person: (a) Purposely, knowingly, or recklessly engages in a course of conduct targeted at a specific person which would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her personal safety or the...
Criminal proceedings can be complicated and confusing. Both the prosecutor for the State of NH and the Judge presiding over your criminal matter have discretion and flexibility concerning the filed charges and the bail amount. I would encourage you to seek immediate legal counsel to address your particular issues and concerns. Finding a criminal lawyer familiar with your particular court and prosecutor would be beneficial.
The charges you are facing are serious and, if convicted, carry significant periods of license loss and mandatory jail time. I would encourage you to immediately contact an experienced DWI attorney in NH to discuss your pending charges. DISCLAIMER- THIS IS NOT INTENDED TO AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL ADVICE AND DOES NOT ESTABLISH AN ATTORNEY-CLIENT RELATIONSHIP. CONSULT QUALIFIED LEGAL COUNSEL IN YOUR CITY OR STATE FOR IMMEDIATE LEGAL ADVICE.
Traveling at speeds above 90 mph can result in a charge of Reckless Driving, a 6 point major offense in NH which mandates a 60 day loss of license and a significant fine, among other penalties. Depending on your age and driving history, an additional loss of license may result. I would encourage yout o seek legal representation to ensure that you recieve the best possible result for your charge. DISCLAIMER- THIS ANSWER IS NOT INTENDED TO AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL ADVICE. THIS ANSWER...