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Under New Jersey law, some offenses—including some drunk driving violations, could lead to an enhanced or harsher sentence when combined with a criminal history. This is true especially in cases...

When a police officer initiates a DUI traffic stop, suspicious behavior and erratic driving are usually tip-offs that the driver may be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Once the car has been...

The right to a trial by jury is dependent largely on the type of crime you are accused of committing. In New Jersey, drunk driving charges negate that right. However, a recent case before the state...

Evidence from blood alcohol content (BAC) tests cannot be suppressed in a drunk driving case simply because the police did not provide the test results to the driver as soon as they were available,...