I just got pick up on a warrant on a dui from 1991 what can i expect when i appear in court

The Court (Judge) will advise you of all of the charges on file, your rights (e.g. to remain silent, to obtain counsel), and ask you how you plead...

Is it possible to reduce DUI charges to reckless driving?

"Plea Bargaining" a DWI Charge is prohibited in New Jersey. A "plea bargain" is generally defined as "an agreement ... whereby the prosecutor...

A legally imposed suspension by a Court cannot be reduced. However, a plea or verdict can be attacked (in an attempt to vacate the plea/verdict)...

Suspemded lisence(dwi) NJ second offense!would i go to jail?is there a way out?

If you are convicted of driving while suspended (39:3-40) (and the suspension is because of a DWI conviction), you are facing a jail sentence of 10...

Advice with out of state DWI in Ohio with a NJ Liscence.

Moving violations committed out of state transfer over in NJ (to a NJ driver's MVC history) as two points. This is the case regardless of how many...

Is it possible to take a 3rd dui conviction back to court after 2 years. i was basically forced into taking a plea of refusal.

You have a right to petition the Court to vacate your plea. This procedure is known as Post Conviction Relief. You generally have five years from...

What are the laws currently in New Jersey for a 1st offense DUI? Should he plead not guilty at court hearing?

The 02-17-10 court appearance is an “Arraignment.” The Arraignment is a formal procedure where the Court advises the defendant of the charges...

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No. New Jersey Law (N.J.S. 39:5-3.b) provides that “[a] complaint may be made … for a violation of [N.J.S.] 39:4-50 [DWI] … at any time within 90...

Went to court, public defender asked me to meet him there, never got to listen to my circumstances, can judge dismiss?was in2002

You most likely have a bench warrant for your failure to appear in 2002. If you (or your attorney) call the Court, the Court will tell you the...

They (DWI ands Refusal) both carry basically similar financial penalties and consequences (court fines, state surcharges, and insurance rate...