DWI Defense
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What Are the Different Types of DWI Charges in NY?
In many NY cases, law enforcement will tack on other charges to build a stronger DWI case for prosecution.
- Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI) applies to anyone who drove while impaired, and may differ depending on whether drugs or alcohol were involved.
- Aggravated DWI describes charges given to an individual whose BAC was 0.18% or higher.
- Also, actions such as refusing to undergo chemical testing or breaking the Zero Tolerance Law could also affect your charges.
Do not let these extra charges intimidate you. These charges are often used as bargaining chips so the defense will focus on dismissing them instead of the original charge.
Our goal is to address every charge our clients are facing. You deserve a defense that will do everything in their power to defend your rights and reputation.
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What Types of White Collar Crimes Can I Go to Jail For?Although many white collar crimes are punishable by law, some are punished more severely. For example, individuals who are involved in wire fraud, mail fraud, healthcare fraud, mortgage fraud, insurance fraud, and money laundering and are found guilty will likely find themselves in jail.
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What Are Some Penalties for DWI?In the state of New York, DWI convictions can carry penalties of license suspension, fines, mandatory education programs, installments of Ignition Interlock Devices, and even jail time. Certain factors, including the involvement of drugs, the number of times you've been convicted, and the age of the driver can all affect the penalties you face.
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I Have Been Charged with Multiple Crimes at Once, What Do I Do?Law enforcement officials often tack on as many charges as they can onto a defendant in order to land at least one conviction. It can be easy to feel overwhelmed when you hear a long list of charges levied against you, but it is important that you do not panic. In many cases, several of these charges can be dismissed with the help of an accomplished attorney. Oftentimes a prosecutor will try to tempt a defendant into a plea deal by offering to drop charges, but you should never agree to this without speaking to an experienced defense attorney. The goal of your defense counsel will be to see all of the charges against you dismissed or reduced.
