DWI Frequently Asked Questions

The prosecution of DWI cases in New Jersey can be based on breath results, blood results, urine results, and results of psycho/physical tests. The state can use any combination of any of these results.

DWI Traffic Offense

DWI is a traffic offense in that State of New Jersey. It is not a criminal offense. Despite the magnitude of penalties you face, it will not result in a criminal conviction for you.
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Plea bargaining is not allowed in DWI/refusal or CDS related cases.
The state of New Jersey must now prove a refusal charge beyond a reasonable doubt standard.
The state of New Jersey has reduced the legal limit from 1.0 to .08.
Even if your BAC reading is below .08, the state of New Jersey can still try to convict you of DWI.
Prior convictions for DWI can and will affect your current DWI charge.
There is a zero tolerance for drivers under the age of 21 who are accused of DWI.
If your privileges to drive in New Jersey are suspended for a DWI conviction, it will be reported to whatever state you are licensed in.
New Jersey does not provide hardship or work licenses for anyone convicted of a DWI offense. You must defend and fight your case to the fullest.

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