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Traffic Ticket Lawyer New Jersey- Why You Should Hire One To Defend You

Traffic Ticket Lawyer New Jersey- Why You Should Hire One To Defend You

​Are you facing a traffic ticket speeding violation and wondering how on earth you will get yourself out of the mess? Many people opt to pay the ticket and move on with their lives but what if you hired a traffic ticket lawyer who would defend you to the end and possibly beat the ticket? This sounds...

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Driving Under The Influence DUI Lawyer Pennsylvania

Driving Under The Influence DUI Lawyer Pennsylvania

Anybody who has gone through DUI knows about its legal proceedings. It's difficult to handle especially when you manage it yourself. A single negligence can affect you in the forms of fines and penalties, suspension of driving license and even imprisonment. The punishment in all states is stressful,...

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10 ways to avoid Penalties for Drunk Driving

10 ways to avoid Penalties for Drunk Driving

​When someone is convicted of DUI, he believes that it's difficult to get out of it. They simply agree with the conviction without questioning their rights. One needs to question the officer during evaluation. Otherwise, he may be sentenced. This is because they ignore their legal rights without rea...

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How to Find Best DUI Lawyer in New Jersey

Finding a DUI lawyer in New Jersey is not as simple as it seems. Approach a lawyer who has experience dealing with your case. Following the above ways to find a DUI lawyer can help you reach the right attorney. DUI is a serious traffic violation NJ. It's the major reason why people get arrested whil...

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DWI and Teens

Driving while intoxicated leads to thousands of deaths each year and may be the number one preventable cause of loss of life. Let us consider some of the facts about drunk driving in this blog.

*Annually there is an average of 40,000 highway deaths each year. Forty percent of these are attributable to drunk drivers. That means anywhere from 16,000 to 18,000 lives could possibly be saved if inebriated persons made the choice to find another way to their destination other than getting behind the wheel of their car when drunk.

*The latest ‘catch-phrase’ is ‘buzzed-driving’ and it’s more than just the subject for some fifteen second public service announcements. You see in many states a person is considered legally intoxicated when their blood alcohol content level registers 0.08 but there are certainly similar behaviors that occur when a person’s BAC is 0.05 (or lower), 0.06, and 0.07. These include diminished reaction times and increased bravado that leads to greater chance-taking.

*The level of intoxicated at which a teen is considered drunk is 0.02 in most states. This is interesting because the fact is that teen drinking is illegal.  That should mean that they should only register a 0.00. Now, while I realize this may be unrealistic in a country that courts youth with advertisements about the glamour of drinking – it behooves a parent to counter these messages – before they find their teen and/or themselves at the defense counter in a courtroom.

Drinking and driving is a bad combination. Teens need to know the real consequences of drunk driving accidents. There are folks such as Krystas Karing Angles that tour schools with wrecked vehicles to help educate young drivers of the dangers of drinking and driving. I urge you to support them.  

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