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• You will Face a minimum of up to 30 days in jail for even for the lowest level DWI.
• Loss of your right to drive for a minimum of 30 days for the lowest level 1st offense.
• Your DWI or DUI will have a permanent record on your drivers license which can never be expunged or deleted.This may prevent you from finding employment, seeking financial aid, buying a house, or renting an apartment.
• You will have to pay Fines, Surcharges and Court Costs which can range from a minimum of $3,500.00 to $5,000.00.
• If you get community service which can be given in place of jail for a 1st offense and is mandatory for a 2nd offense you may be drug tested.
• In indictable DWI/DUI matters (4th degree or higher), you will be required to provide a DNA sample, which could be used by law enforcement for the investigation of criminal activity, and pay for the cost of testing.
• You must pay restitution if the court finds a victim who has suffered a loss. (example: if you were in an accident in NJ and get convicted of a DWI you will have to pay the victim for the damages to his car or property)
• If you are a public employee of a government agency, school teacher or an office holder, you can may be required to forfeit your job, pension or office by virtue of your plea of guilty.
• Increased costs for homeowners, apartment, life insurance and car insurance due to the fact that you are considered a "poor moral hazard." The increased cost in insurance alone over the next 3 years can in most cases easily pay for the cost of representation thus, we can save you even more money than what our fee will cost you today.
• You may be barred entry to several countries including but not limited to Canada, Mexico, Australia and Japan and you most rental car companies will not rent a car to a person convicted of a DWI or DUI charge.
• CDL holders are subject to additional penalties for a DWI and have a lower BAC limit of only (.04) and are not allowed to have any drugs in their system that would effect their driving abilities. If a CDL driver is found to have drugs or .04 BAC level they face an automatic one year loss of their CDL license for the DWI in addition to the standard license suspension and also face up to 3 year loss of their CDL license if they fail to take the alcotest. For a second offense the CDL driver will be facing the lifetime loss of his or her license. See NJ CDL Disqualification Major Serious Offenses