Routine Stop And DUI Charge Law enforcement officers are trained to look for certain indicators that a person is driving under the influence of alcohol every time they pull a person over. Even during a routine traffic stop, the police are checking for evidence that...
Were you arrested for drunk driving? You may think the officer who stopped you has enough evidence against you for a slam dunk case. However, there are several defenses you can use to raise doubt and ultimately seek the dismissal of the charges against you. Here’s...
If you are arrested for driving while intoxicated, chances are, you’re going to be facing more than just a DWI charge. Police officers undoubtedly look for evidence that supports as many additional charges that may apply, even after placing you under arrest. Here’s...
A breathalyzer test checks for the level of alcohol in a person’s bloodstream, or their Blood Alcohol Content (BAC). Officers use this information to make DWI arrests, but can the test results be inaccurate or the machinery faulty? Here’s what you need to consider. ...
Open container laws in Brooklyn refer to laws that govern when individuals can and cannot possess an open container of alcohol. If you were charged with an open container offense, here’s what you should know. Definition of an Open Container An “open container”...
Accuracy Of Breathalyzer Tests Although breathalyzer tests are the “standard” evidence for prosecuting a DWI in Brooklyn, they are notoriously inaccurate. Numerous factors can skew the test results, rendering the reading invalid. Here are 3 things that...
Being pulled over for a DWI is something people least expect, but it’s important to understand your rights and what you can and can’t do during a DWI stop — as well as what you should and should not do. What You Can Do During a DWI Stop You can...
An ignition interlock device is a tool used to reduce recidivism post-DWI It is often required after an arrest. Get the details about IIDs and learn what you need to do to protect your rights after a DWI arrest in New York. Ignition Interlock Devices (IID)...
In New York, a DWI charge is usually associated with alcohol consumption. However, an individual may be charged with a DWI if they are impaired by any substance, including illegal or prescription medication. Here’s what you need to know after being arrested for...
It’s always unnerving to be pulled over by a police officer, even if you’ve not broken any laws. At worst, you expect to be issued a warning or a ticket for a minor traffic infraction. To your surprise, the officer begins to administer sobriety tests. You fail and are...
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