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Drug Crime

Understanding Your Rights if You’ve Been Charged with a Drug Crime

by | December 14, 2024 | Drug Crimes, Drug Crimes, Insights | 0 Comments

Whether the offense involves possession, distribution, or trafficking a controlled substance, being charged with a drug crime can be stressful and overwhelming. If convicted, you could face substantial jail time, significant fines, and a permanent criminal record that...
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How are Commercial Drivers Impacted by a DWI in New York?

by | November 20, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

New York State has strict DWI laws — and they are even more stringent for those with commercial driver licenses (CDLs). Critically, operating a large vehicle comes with a significant amount of responsibility, and CDL drivers are held to a higher standard. As a...
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DWI Case

Why is BAC Important in a DWI Case?

by | November 14, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

A driver’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is a common source of evidence that is used to determine whether they were operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Unlike subjective observations by law enforcement, BAC provides an objective measurement of...
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Collateral Consequences

Collateral Consequences of a DWI in New York

by | October 14, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

Being found guilty of driving while intoxicated by drugs or alcohol doesn’t only involve penalties of jail time, monetary fines, and a criminal record. A conviction can also come with a variety of collateral consequences. These types of secondary consequences can have...
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DWI Parker Car

Can You Get a DWI if You are in a Parked Car?

by | September 24, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

Many people are familiar with New York’s drinking and driving laws and know that it is illegal to operate a vehicle while under the influence. But you may be surprised to learn that in some cases, you can also be charged with a DWI if you are intoxicated while sitting...
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Drugged Driving

What is Drugged Driving in New York?

by | July 14, 2024 | Drug Crimes, Drug Crimes, Insights | 0 Comments

Operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol isn’t the only impaired driving offense that can lead to an arrest. Critically, prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, and illegal substances can all affect a person’s ability to drive. Drugged driving can...
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DWI

What are the Stages of a DWI Case in New York?

by | June 14, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

A charge of driving while intoxicated by drugs or alcohol is a serious matter in New York. If you’ve been accused of a DWI, you may be feeling stressed and overwhelmed — and it’s important to understand what to expect. Although the facts of every case are different,...
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Hardship License

Can I Qualify for a Hardship License After Getting a DWI?

by | May 24, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

Loss of your license after a drug or alcohol DWI can have a negative impact on your life and livelihood — it can affect your ability to drive to school, travel to work, and carry out your daily errands. In limited situations, you may be eligible for a hardship license...
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Aggravated DWI

What is an Aggravated DWI in New York?

by | May 14, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

A DWI of any kind is a serious matter that can result in harsh penalties, including monetary fines, a jail sentence, and license revocation. However, every DWI case is different — and the consequences can be even more severe if you have been convicted of an aggravated...
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DWI

Penalties for Multiple DWI Offenses

by | April 14, 2024 | DWI, DWI, Insights | 0 Comments

A DWI is a serious matter — and the repercussions for multiple offenses can be much more severe. While a first-time DWI conviction is generally classified as a misdemeanor in New York State, a second offense within ten years constitutes a felony. If you’ve been...
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