How a NJ DWI attorney can strengthen your defense – Jonathan F. Marshall

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New Jersey imposes stiff penalties for those convicted of driving under the influence, including jail time, probation, fines, substance abuse counseling, classes, community service, and many more. These penalties will depend primarily on whether it is your first, second, third or subsequent offense and what your blood alcohol content (BAC) was at the time of arrest.

If you are facing a second, third, or subsequent DUI offense, you may already understand the legal repercussions of a DWI conviction. If you pleaded guilty at the time, that may now come back to haunt you. If you are charged with a second offense for DUI, the consequences are much more serious than for the misdemeanor of the first offense.

How a NJ DWI attorney can strengthen your defense

At the law offices of Jonathan F. Marshall, drivers facing DWI charges are assisted by one of the most experienced NJ DWI attorneys in the state. The firm has partnered with respected independent accident investigators, scientific experts, as well as other professionals who could be helpful in supporting a defense for a Driving While Intoxicated charge. These professionals are frequently called upon to provide supporting evidence to ensure the best possible defense.

By working with an NJ DWI attorney, you will have the opportunity to receive alternative or reduced penalties. If they can, they will do everything possible to get your charges dropped and your case dismissed.

As soon as they start working on your case, they immediately evaluate all evidence, including the blood alcohol test and field sobriety tests, as well as accident reports, police reports, witness statements and other details before your case progresses further through the system. If you have been the victim of a violation of your rights in connection with the collection of evidence or in any factor of police conduct, an NJ DWI attorney will take legal action to suppress the evidence that was obtained illegally. To learn more or to get professional legal advice on a DWI case, get in touch with the law offices of Jonathan F. Marshall.

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