Toms River, NJ
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Toms River, NJ
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, White Collar Crime
OUTCOME: Dismissal
.21 Blood case dismissed because State could not provide all discovery requested. In all DWI, especially blood cases, a detailed discovery request is necessary in order to possibly obtain a successful ... result. When the state could not provide the items I requested, they were forced to dismiss.
OUTCOME: DWI dismissed!
I successfully challenged probable cause for the arrest by challenging the administration of the standardized field sobriety tests.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Machine readings thrown out because readings were out of tolerance! Field sobriety tests not enough to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
OUTCOME: Lower tier DWI.
.15 readings thrown out! Defense counsel able to establish that police did not observe defendant for 20 minutes prior to adminsitering the breath test.
OUTCOME: Second DWI dismissed
Defendant has accident on Garden State Parkway. Admitted that he was drunk. Blood taken. Challenging lab results led to dismissal!
OUTCOME: 1st DWI Dismissed!
Client charged with DWI in Toms River based on a DRE report and tax. screen which was positive for ambien. State could not meet its burden beyond reasonable doubt, and case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: 3rd DWI dismissed
Defendant was charged with DWI. Defense challenged the probable cause to arrest as defendant was only driving slowly in a parking lot. Court agreed that probable cause was lacking, so DWI charge was di ... smissed.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty!
Client charged with DWI with a .08 reading, and leaving the scene of an accident in Plumstead. State could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the alcohol was not consumed at home after the drivin ... g had occurred.
OUTCOME: Appeal Granted!
Defendant was charged with first degree sex crime. Pled guilty to Third degree endangering the welfare of minor. Defendant found out he could not live with his own child and wanted to wothdraw his plea ... . Law Division said he could not, because it was a collateral consequence. On Appeal, the court said that not being able to live with your family is of such a consequence that it must be made known to defendant.
OUTCOME: DWI dismissed!
Defendant charged with DWI (heroin). She had passed out in her car, but in a driveway. A DRE report was not conducted. After lengthy negotations and a willingness to try the operation issue, the charge ... of DWI was dismissed.
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