CRANFORD, NJ, April 26, 2013 (Press-News.org) In a recent win, the Law Offices of Palumbo & Renaud successfully defended a client charged with third-time drunk driving.
Following an extensive trial, Judge Robbins of the Woodbridge Municipal Court found the defendant not guilty. If she had been convicted, she would have been sentenced to six months imprisonment and lost her license for ten years.
Under New Jersey law, repeat drunk drivers face severe penalties. In addition to jail time and license suspensions, they may also be required to perform community service, attend drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs, and install ignition interlock devices on their vehicles.
The Law Offices of Palumbo & Renaud has been defending clients against drunk driving charges for nearly 40 years. Palumbo & Renaud has offices in Cranford, Elizabeth, and Manasquan, and handles cases in Essex, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, and Union Counties.
NJ Attorney Anthony N. Palumbo Obtains Downgraded Charges in Readington DWI Case
Anthony N. Palumbo, a criminal defense attorney at the law offices of Palumbo & Renaud, succeeded in having a client's third-offense drunk driving charges reduced to reckless driving after submitting an expert's report and raising questions regarding the breathalyzer machine. As a result, the Readington Municipal Court issued a fine and 30 day license suspension instead of a ten year suspension and six months in jail.
New Jersey drivers can be required to take a breathalyzer test if they are arrested for driving under the influence, but evidence of a driver's blood alcohol content is not always admissible at trial. Various circumstances can result in breathalyzer results being suppressed, such as mechanical errors, incorrect operation of the device, or improper documentation regarding the machine's functions. As in this case, if breathalyzer results are found to be unreliable, defendants may be able to have their charges reduced or dismissed.
Anthony N. Palumbo is a criminal defense attorney at the law firm of Palumbo & Renaud and has more than 35 years of experience defending clients in DUI/DWI cases. Palumbo & Renaud handles all types of criminal matters in Readington Township and throughout New Jersey.
NJ Attorney Anthony N. Palumbo Obtains Downgraded Charges in Readington DWI Case
Anthony N. Palumbo also succeeded in having a client's third-offense drunk driving charges reduced to reckless driving after submitting an expert's report and raising questions regarding the breathalyzer machine. As a result, the Readington Municipal Court issued a fine and 30 day license suspension instead of a ten year suspension and six months in jail.
New Jersey drivers can be required to take a breathalyzer test if they are arrested for driving under the influence, but evidence of a driver's blood alcohol content is not always admissible at trial. Various circumstances can result in breathalyzer results being suppressed, such as mechanical errors, incorrect operation of the device, or improper documentation regarding the machine's functions. As in this case, if breathalyzer results are found to be unreliable, defendants may be able to have their charges reduced or dismissed.
Anthony N. Palumbo is a criminal defense attorney at the law firm of Palumbo & Renaud and has more than 35 years of experience defending clients in DUI/DWI cases. Palumbo & Renaud handles all types of criminal matters in Readington Township and throughout New Jersey.
At the law firm of Palumbo & Renaud, all of our criminal and municipal defense work is handled by me, attorney Anthony N. Palumbo. I have been practicing law in New Jersey for more than 35 years. During that time, I have built strong relationships with local judges, prosecutors and police, and I put that experience to work for my clients.
Website: www.palumbo-renaud.com
3 Recent Cases Won By Criminal Defense Attorney Anthony N. Palumbo
In a recent win, the Law Offices of Palumbo & Renaud successfully defended a client charged with third-time drunk driving.
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[Press-News.org] 3 Recent Cases Won By Criminal Defense Attorney Anthony N. PalumboIn a recent win, the Law Offices of Palumbo & Renaud successfully defended a client charged with third-time drunk driving.