New Jersey DWI Attorney

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These will include imprisonment, penalties and
fines. Here we may have a short list of penalties
and others punishments that the Government of New
Jersey gives to the accused drivers.  
Penalties or fine up-to 500Imprisonment which
can be from 10 to 90 days  License suspension is
additional with imprisonment and this will lead
to at least one to two years  Additionally, if
anyone gets involved in any type of crash with
another car during the tenure of suspension, then
the accused will face jail for 45 days more.
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YOU HAVE JUST BEEN ARRESTED FOR DWI...WHAT
SHOULD YOU DO NOW?!?!?!?!?

• ARRAIGNMENT - This proceeding normally occurs at
  the next available court session after the date
  of your arrest.
• PRE-TRIAL OR STATUS CONFERENCES - These
  conferences are provided to allow both sides
  opportunities to have initial discussions about
  the case and to gather all the information about
  your case.
• PRE-TRIAL MOTIONS/SUPPRESSION HEARINGS - In many
  cases, your attorney may receive documents and
  information (discovery) from the prosecutor that
  reveal your constitutional rights may have been
  violated.
• TRIAL - currently all DWI trials are heard by a
  municipal court judge. Unlike many other states,
  New Jersey does not allow for jury trials in DWI
  cases.

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WHY ROBERT E. DEPERSIA II the DWI Defense
Attorney SHOULD BE YOUR CHOICE

• YOU ARE REPRESENTED BY ATTORNEY DESPERSIA,
  PERSONALLY, NOT A PARTNER OR AN ASSOCIATIVE WITH
  LIMITED OR NO EXPERIENCE!
• ACTIVE MEMBER CAMDEN COUNTRY AND NEW JERSY STATE
  BAR ASSOCIATION.
• ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTEE OF
  NEW JERSEY.
• ACTIVE MEMBER AND FORMER CHAIRMAN OF THE CAMDEN
  COUNTY MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTEE.
• AMERICAN TRIAL LAYERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

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Expert services of DWI Lawyers

• SENTENCING - The court imposes a sentence
  immediately after a plea is entered or a finding
  of guilt is made in a trial. Unlike Superior
  Court Criminal matters, you do not return at a
  later date to be sentenced.
• It is simultaneous sentencing. Depending upon
  your prior history and for fact pattern,
  sentencing exposure will include loss of driver's
  license, state surcharges, fines, assessments,
  alcohol classes, community service, installation
  of interlock device and jail time.

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