Are you worried that a NJ DUI ticket will end up costing a fortune? Read in attorney Steve Richardson's News section the latest developments in the law and learn how it may impact your case. Attorney Steven J. Richardson is the approachable and experienced lawyer you want at your side if you are facing damaging drunk driving fines!
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A NJ Law Could Help You Defend Yourself Against DUI Charges A new NJ law requires all new police vehicles to have video recorders. Find out why this is important for anyone charged with drunk driving! -
Arrest of a Lawyer Could Threaten Defendant's Rights in DUI How the arrest of a lawyer could interfere with the rights of a man charged with drunk driving in New Jersey. Get the details here. -
Adjournment Unusual for East Greenwich NJ Mayor's DUI Case DUI case against East Greenwich, NJ Mayor Fred Grant has been put off til April, 2013. What does this mean? Find out from Woodbury DWI lawyer Steve Richardson. -
Evidence at DWI Suppression Hearing Can't Be Used At Trial NJ Appeals Court rules that evidence at a suppression hearing can't be used in a DWI trial. Find out why this is important from DUI lawyer Steve Richardson. -
Officer Charged in Paul Moriarty DUI Case in NJ Charges have been brought against the officer that arrested NJ Assemblyman Paul Moriarty for DUI on July 31. Get details on why this could be important to you. -
Paul Moriarty Charged with DUI and Refusal in Washington Twp. NJ Assemblyman Paul Moriarty has been charged with DUI in Washington Twp. NJ. Find out why refusing the breathalyzer was the worst thing he could do. -
NJ DUI Charges Prosecuted in Any Town You Drive Through Leaving a NJ town before you can be stopped by their police for a DUI/DWI doesn't get you out of trouble. Find out why from Woodbury attorney Steve Richardson. -
Not Giving Sufficient Breath Sample in NJ DUI is a Refusal A NJ Supreme Court Case says you can be convicted of refusal to submit to a breathalyzer, despite agreeing to do so, if you do not give adequate breath samples. -
Prior NJ Refusals Don't Enhance Sentencing on DUI Cases Prior convictions of refusal to give breath sample can't be used to enhance penalties on subsequent DUI convictions. Get details from lawyer Steve Richardson. -
When You're Not Big Enough Blowhard For Breathalyzer? A New Jersey appeals court case upholds a refusal conviction where the defendant did not try hard enough to give a breath sample. Get the details here! -
20 Minute Observation in NJ DWI Case Enforced NJ Court rules that 20 minute observation rule in DWI cases will be strictly enforced.