Haddonfield, Haddon Heights DWI Lawyers

Haddonfield

Larry Scott: In a matter involving a driving while intoxicated charge or driving while under the influence of illegal substances, Larry F. Scott will also ask for: (1) copies of any medical reports and examinations and any other specific tests or experiments made in connection with the matter; (2) all records of statements or confessions, whether written or oral, made by the defendant as well as a complete copy of any notes or writings in regard to the investigation of this matter; (3) all records or reports of prior convictions of defendant, if any; (4) all laboratory reports made in connection with the matter; (5) all evidence that the prosecutor intends to present to establish the chain of custody in this matter.
Sagan & Greenfield: Driving under the influence or DUI charge is a serious offense in every state. A conviction on a charge of driving under the influence carries with it the rather unique manner of sentencing called a mandatory minimum sentence. This means that a conviction on this charge mandates the judge to sentence the offender to at least certain minimum sentences. The judge has no discretion to make an exception and not to impose at least the minimum mandatory sentences.

Haddon Heights

Brian Lucianna: There may be lesser charges to which a guilty plea may be entered or where there is insufficient proof to convict you. A guilty plea to some charges without the assistance of legal counsel could result in the imposition of high insurance surcharges, significant monetary fines, a driver's license suspension or even imprisonment. Only an experienced and qualified legal professional with knowledge of the current laws can help you understand your options and make an informed choice as to how to proceed in Court.
Thomas Gosse: These cases often seem hopeless at first, but they aren't hopeless to an experienced criminal defense attorney.