DWI Defense Lawyers in Upper Saddle River NJ

Although driving while intoxicated is technically a traffic offense in New Jersey, the ramifications if convicted could be life altering. Under New Jersey law, the potential penalties that one faces when convicted of driving under influence can vary depending on several key factors. For more information on the what exactly these factors are, please checkout our Upper Saddle River, New Jersey DWI practice series by clicking the link. The Law Offices of Marshall, Bonus, Proetta & Oliverhas been defending individuals charged with DWI / DUI / Refusal throughout Bergen County, in towns like Upper Saddle River for over fifteen years. Our office possess some very unique qualifications when it comes to defending individuals charged with driving under the influence in New Jersey. If you would like to set up a free consultation with any one of the eight Upper Saddle River, New Jersey DUI defense lawyers on staff at the Law Offices of Marshall, Bonus, Proetta & Oliver, please contact our office directly at 1-800-682-4037. Our attorneys are available 24/7 to answer any questions that you may have. Now here is a recent article about a Mahwah, NJ resident who was charged with among other things, dwi in Upper Saddle River.

Defendant Charged with DWI and Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Upper Saddle River NJ

The Upper Saddle River, New Jersey police have reported they have arrested and charged a Mahwah women with driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident and possession of an open container of alcohol in her motor vehicle this weekend. It appears that several Upper Saddle River police officers actually observed the Mahwah resident smash into another parked vehicle when she was attempting to make a U-turn right outside their headquarters. Instead of stopping, the officers have reported that the women attempted to flee the scene. Fortunately, they were able to quickly pull over the women’s vehicle before she collided with any one else.

Based on a brief investigation, the women was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident and possession of an open container. When the women was brought back to the station, her blood alcohol level was determined to be over three times the legal limit. To make matter worse, the reports indicate that the women was also recently charged with driving under the influence in Middletown, New Jersey, just after Thanksgiving. 

If you or someone you know has been charged with driving while intoxicated, driving under the influence or refusal to submit to a breath sample in New Jersey, the Law Offices of Marshall, Bonus, Proetta & Oliver can help. For a free initial consultation, please contact our office directly at 1-800-682-4037.