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The New Jersey Supreme Court made an important ruling recently about the need for non-English speaking DWI offenders to understand the process of a breath test and potential repercussions for refusing it. Previously, there was no requirement for officers to translate or even try to deliver an understandable summary of the laws. Now, that has changed. Continue reading N.J. Court Considers Spanish Speaking DWI Suspects It’s called a “professional courtesy” when an officer of the law is let off a traffic or other violation that would’ve garnered stricter attention with a regular citizen. Professional courtesies happen quite often between among the law enforcement community but rarely, it seems, when a criminal law has been broken. Continue reading New Jersey Trooper Driven Home More than Once After Drinking and Driving New Jersey moved to toughen laws in 1st offense DWI cases where the defendant is guilty of driving with a high level of alcohol, indicating significant impairment. Continue reading New Jersey DWI Laws to Require Ignition Interlock |
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