If you have been arrested for DWI DUI in the Nassau County, you are facing a very serious charge. You need the advice of an experienced Nassau County DWI Defense Lawyer to assure that you receive the best outcome. The criminal case could result in fines, court costs, loss of driver's license, higher insurance costs and even time in jail. Your ability to find and keep employment may also be at risk.
Contact us, to discuss your options and protect your legal rights. Call us at 917-519-8417. We will appear with you and court and protect your license and rights.
Contact us, to discuss your options and protect your legal rights. Call us at 917-519-8417. We will appear with you and court and protect your license and rights.
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That depends on many factors.
The complexity of the case, prior criminal record, if there was an accident, the position of the prosecutor and the quality of the Nassau County DWI/DUI lawyer you have.
Many cases can be resolved by pleading guilty to a non-criminal record in one or two court appearances.
While more complicated cases can take more than a year to resolve.
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST TO HIRE A DWI LAWYER?
That also depends on many factors.
Each case is different.
Some cases can be quickly resolved while others involve many hours of investigation which causes legal expenses to go up.
The complexity of the case, prior criminal record, if there was an accident, the position of the prosecutor and the quality of the Nassau County DWI/DUI lawyer you have.
Many cases can be resolved by pleading guilty to a non-criminal record in one or two court appearances.
While more complicated cases can take more than a year to resolve.
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST TO HIRE A DWI LAWYER?
That also depends on many factors.
Each case is different.
Some cases can be quickly resolved while others involve many hours of investigation which causes legal expenses to go up.
Our system of justice is designed to protect innocent people from being wrongly charged or convicted with a crime.
In order to do this, people charged with crimes are granted important rights in the process.
Anyone who has watched a movie or t.v.
It is important to note the police can get around the right to be silent by telling a person he is not under arrest.
If a person is not under arrest, the police are not required to read the Miranda rights.
The police can simply ask a person for information.
In order to do this, people charged with crimes are granted important rights in the process.
Anyone who has watched a movie or t.v.
It is important to note the police can get around the right to be silent by telling a person he is not under arrest.
If a person is not under arrest, the police are not required to read the Miranda rights.
The police can simply ask a person for information.
You were arrested because a police officer had reason to believe that you had committed a felony, misdemeanor, or violation, If you are charged with a felony, the officer must file a felony complaint in the Criminal Court.
If you are charged with a misdemeanor, the officer must file a misdemeanor complaint in the Criminal Court.
If you are charged with a violation, you may not have been arrested, but a police officer may have brought you to a police station to give you a desk appearance ticket (D.A.T.).
If you are charged with a misdemeanor, the officer must file a misdemeanor complaint in the Criminal Court.
If you are charged with a violation, you may not have been arrested, but a police officer may have brought you to a police station to give you a desk appearance ticket (D.A.T.).
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is a crime.
In NYS, the penalties include the loss of driving privileges, fines, and a possible jail term.
Your judgment, coordination and ability to drive a vehicle change when you consume any amount of alcohol.
BAC or higher or other evidence of intoxication.
BAC or higher.
BAC to.07 BAC, or other evidence of impairment.
DWAI/Drug: Driving While Ability Impaired by a single Drug other than alcohol.
DWAI/Combination: Driving While Ability Impaired by a the Combined Influence or Drugs or Alcohol.
In NYS, the penalties include the loss of driving privileges, fines, and a possible jail term.
Your judgment, coordination and ability to drive a vehicle change when you consume any amount of alcohol.
BAC or higher or other evidence of intoxication.
BAC or higher.
BAC to.07 BAC, or other evidence of impairment.
DWAI/Drug: Driving While Ability Impaired by a single Drug other than alcohol.
DWAI/Combination: Driving While Ability Impaired by a the Combined Influence or Drugs or Alcohol.
Once a person is arrested in Nassau County for a crime, they must be arraigned in front of a Judge.
An arraignment is a proceeding where the Judge will decide whether a person will be realeased without having to post bail, how much bail will be required, or if they will be released at all.
There are several factors that play into the Judge's decision and must be considered by law.
Out of all of these factors, the two most important by far are the criminal record of the accused and his history of returning to court.
An arraignment is a proceeding where the Judge will decide whether a person will be realeased without having to post bail, how much bail will be required, or if they will be released at all.
There are several factors that play into the Judge's decision and must be considered by law.
Out of all of these factors, the two most important by far are the criminal record of the accused and his history of returning to court.
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