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Lori Crystal: Colorado Criminal Attorney, DUI Defense, DWAI, DWI, Revoked Drivers License You only have 7 days Did you receive a DUI or DWAI? Are you in the state of Colorado? CALL US IMMEDIATELY - Drivers' license issues have strict and severe time limitations. In refusal cases or breath test cases where the blood alcohol level is 0.08 or above, the hearing must be requested no later than seven days after the offense. THIS DOES NOT MEAN 7 BUSINESS DAYS. IT MEANS 7 DAYS TOTAL . Two of those days may be weekends when the motor vehicle office is closed. Don't wait until the last minute. (303) 660-9056 Attorney Profile Lori Crystal Attorney At Law I am a returned Colorado native who grew up just north of 8 Mile. Since 1981, I have permanently resided in Colorado. I graduated with high distinction in economics from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs in 1986 and received my law degree from the University of Denver in 1990. I established my Castle Rock practice in 1994 and have built a very successful practice based on the principal that every client is an individual, with individual needs, who deserves individual attention. My practices focuses on criminal and family law matters, with an emphasis on alcohol and drug related issues. I have been a member of the National College for DUI Defense since 2001 and have regularly participated in National DUI defense conferences. In June of 2003, I became a Certified Intoxilyzer Technician. My staff includes a full time paralegal and legal secretary, who provide prompt and courteous service. An important factor in our success! Developed by LawInfo.com ™ © 2004
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Intoxicated DrivingFulton Daily News - Fulton, New York - Sheriff Department 8/8/2005 Home Page News Sports Weather Entertainment Your News About Us Special Sections Send Us Your News All Stories Community Cop Log Obits Raidernet Daily Health Hannibal Ideas Good Kids Business Money TOOLS: TELL A FRIEND PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION Sheriff Department 8/8/2005 Ernest A. Holmes, 40, of 3 Whitaker Drive, Fulton On 8/05/05, Ernest A. Holmes, 40, of 3 Whitaker Driver, Fulton, was arrested for Criminal Contempt, Second Degree, a class A misdemeanor, stemming from an incident that occurred on 7/02/05 at the Scriba Town Park when he was accused of violating an Order of Protection. Holmes was issued an appearance ticket returnable to Town of Scriba Court on 8/18/05. David A. Deep, 32, of 17 Maple Ave., Lacona On 8/06/05 at 2:59 a.m., David A. Deep, 32, of 17 Maple Ave., Lacona, was charged with Driving While Intoxicated, Driving With .08 of One Percent or More of Alcohol, and Failure to Keep Right, following a traffic stop at the off ramp of I-81 at SR 104, after his vehicle was observed drifting into the passing lane and driving over the fog line while on I-81. Deep was issued tickets returnable to Town of Mexico Court on 8/23/05 and released to a third party. Accident Reported On 8/06/05, Kimberly A. Farmer, 27, of 63 Fitch Avenue, Auburn, was traveling westbound on SR 3 in the town of Volney at 6:25 p.m. when her 1990 Oldsmobile was struck on the rear passenger side by bicyclist, Brittany M. Reed, 9, of 4256 SR 104, Oswego. The incident occurred one half mile west of Silk Road when Reed was unable to brake properly while in a driveway. Reed was transported by ambulance to A. L. Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton. The bicyclists confusion appears to have been a contributing factor in the incident. Accident Reported On 8/06/05, J.L. Kinzie-Middleton, 26, of 107 E. Utica St., Oswego, was operating a 2005 Hyundi southbound on West Fifth Street Road in the Town of Granby at 6:35 p.m., when an unidentified westbound ATV struck her vehicle. The impact caused the drivers head to strike the windshield of the vehicle. She was subsequently transported by ambulance to A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital in Fulton. The incident occurred one quarter of a mile north of Doolittle Road. Joseph A. Fontana, 41, of 194 North St., Mexico On 8/07/05 at 12:39 a.m., a sheriffs officer initiated a traffic stop two-tenth of a mile west of Cole Road on CR 41 in the Town of Mexico after observing a southbound pickup truck cross the centerline into the northbound lane, nearly striking a patrol car. Further investigation led to the arrest of Joseph A. Fontana, 41, of 194 North St., Mexico, for Driving While Intoxicated, Driving With .08 of One Percent or More of Alcohol, and Failure to Keep Right. Fontana was issued tickets and is scheduled to answer the charges before Town of Mexico Court on 8/23/05. He was released to a third party. 17-year-old male from the Town of Volney On 8/07/05 at 4:27 a.m., a 17-year-old male from the Town of Volney was charged with Driving While Intoxicated, Driving With .08 of One Percent or More of Alcohol, Speed Not Reasonable and Prudent, and Crossing Hazardous Road Markings, following a property damage accident that occurred at CR 45 and Hawk Road in the Town of Volney. The accident occurred when he was traveling southbound and failed to negotiate a curve, struck a tree, then left the scene. Located at his residence, the youth was issued tickets returnable to Town of Volney Court on 8/22/05 and released to a parent. MORE NEWS: Fulton Daily News Oswego Daily News B'ville Daily News Liverpool Daily News ALSO VISIT: Our Fulton Business Directory Our Oswego Business Directory Our B'ville Business Directory Our Liverpool Business Directory Our Amazon.com store Area Jobs Guide.com Area Food Guide.com Daily News Source for Fulton, New York This site and all of its contents © Dot-Publishing, Inc. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Phone: 593-2510 | Fax: 593-2515 | E-mail: fultoneditor@dailynewsdirector.com 117 Cayuga Street Fulton, NY 13069
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Driving While Intoxicated Honor Seton Hall Law School - Student Honor Code Policy on Driving While Intoxicated Home : University Home : Webmail : Site Map Current Students . Faculty . Alumni . Helping the Law School's Mission Prospective Students . About SHU LAW . Applying to SHU LAW . Visit SHU LAW . Programs . Offices & Services Home > Office of Student Services > Honor Code and Policies > Conduct > Other Policies > Driving While Intoxicated Honor Code - Other Law School & University Policies Driving while Intoxicated - New Jersey Laws a) Operating Motor Vehicles While Under the Influence of Intoxicants (N.J.S.A. 17:29A-35b(2) and 39:4-50) Definition A person is said to be legally drunk in New Jersey if his/her blood alcohol concentration is at or above 0.10%. A person may also be arrested when his/her blood alcohol concentration is below 0.10% if the individual's driving ability is considered to be unsafe. In either case, the person is charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). Penalties All persons convicted of DWI must pay an insurance surcharge of at least $1,000 per year for three years. In addition: For a first offense, there are additional fines and charges of at least $470 (bringing the total minimum charges for a first offense to $3,470); loss of license for 6-12 months; and a requirement to spend 12-48 hours in an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center. A first-time offender also faces a possible 30-day jail term. For a second offense, there are additional fines and charges of at least $720; loss of license for 2 years; a requirement to perform 30 days of community service and to spend 48 hours in an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center or jail. There is also a possible 90-day jail term. For a third offense, there are additional fines and charges of at least $1,220; loss of license for 10 years; and a 180-day jail term. The insurance surcharge for a third-time offender is at least $1,500 per year for three years. These fines and charges do not include court and legal fees. b) Driving While License Is Suspended Due to DWI (N.J.S.A. 39:3-40) If a person is found driving while his/her license is suspended due to a conviction of Driving While Intoxicated, he/she will lose his/her license for an additional 1-2 years, be fined $500 and face a possible 90-day jail term. If he/she is involved in an accident that results in an injury, he/she faces a mandatory 45-day jail sentence. c) Refusal to Take the Breathalyzer Test (N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.4a) Refusal to take the breathalyzer test where there is probable cause for arrest for DWI will result in a 6-month loss of license, a fine of $250-$500, and an obligation to satisfy the requirements of an alcohol education or rehabilitation program. A person can also be convicted of DWI without the results of a breathalyzer test. In that case, he/she will suffer all the additional fines and penalties specified for the DWI conviction. Seton Hall University School of Law One Newark Center Newark, NJ 07102 888-415-7271 lawwebmaster@shu.edu [Report a Problem]
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DUI DefenseNew Jersey Drunk Driving Defense Center - NJ DWI Lawyers, Attorneys Searching for New Jersey DWI Information,Lawyers, Attorneys, Links, Laws, etc.? New Jersey Drunk Driving Defense Center - Home - NJ DWI News - NJ DWI FAQ - NJ DWI Lawyer, Attorney Peter Lederman - Contact Us! New Jersey DWI Reform - Proposed Legislation - NJ State Bar Assoc. Proposals - Recent DWI Decisions - DWI Seminars - Conferences - Organizations DWI In General - DWI Links - Dealing with DWI - Do you have a problem? - Getting help Driving While Intoxicated ( DWI ) ...is a serious offense in the State of New Jersey. Besides mandatory fines, surcharges and possible jail, the NJ Court must impose mandatory drivers license suspensions, with no exceptions, even for people who must drive to work. The purpose of this site is to provide access to legal representation if you have been charged with DWI in New Jersey. While other attorneys claim they "specialize" in defending NJ drivers charged with Driving While Intoxicated, my practice is limited to DWI defense and defense of related motor vehicle violations. After twenty nine years of defending New Jersey drivers charged with DWI, it is clear that you can not win a DWI case, unless you make every effort to do so. We require that the State of New Jersey prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, prove that the breath test was administered properly, that the breath test machine was properly operating, that , that the police had articulable suspicion to stop the vehicle in the first place and probable cause to make the arrest after the stop. We will try all DWI complaints to a verdict unless it appears that a guilty plea is in the best interests of the client . Over the years I have been fortunate to serve as Chairman of the New Jersey State Bar Association Municipal Court Committee, testify in the New Jersey State Legislature to reform DWI laws, serve as a Municipal Prosecutor, have articles on Standardized Field Sobriety Tests published in the New Jersey Lawyer and train other lawyers how to defend DWI cases in various seminars, most recently in three seminars presented by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education. I represent clients across the State of New Jersey, trying cases literally from one end of the State to the other. If you believe that your driver's license is worth fighting for, contact us immediately. Remember to give careful attention to the selection of an attorney, as proper representation can make a substantial difference in the outcome of your case. I hope we have the opportunity to speak soon. Peter H. Lederman, Esq. Lomurro, Davison, Eastman, and Muoz, P.A. Attorneys at Law Monmouth Executive Center 100 Willowbrook Road, Building #1 Freehold, New Jersey 07728 (732)-462-7170 (732)-462-8955 / Fax New Jersey DWI Defense Center Home - NJ DWI FAQ - Contact Us! All contents Lederman Law, Lomurro, Davison, Eastman & Munoz, and Dark Horse Design Promoted by Submit Away Website Promotion
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