Dui Legal Representation Needed

Summary

A DUI charge in New Jersey with a BAC of 0.23% can result in higher fines, longer license suspension, and possible ignition interlock device requirement. Contact your local court for more details.

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Yesterday I was served with lawsuit papers regarding a * car accident I had last year. At the time, nobody was injured and no ambulance was on the scene. Now, a year later, I'm being sued for $60k. My insurance at the time was National General. Is this a good case?
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I was pulled over last night and got a ticket for careless driving and DUI
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What was your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at the time of the incident?

In New Jersey, DUI penalties vary based on BAC levels:
- BAC *.*% - *.*%: Fine, license suspension, and mandatory participation in an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center.
- BAC above *.*%: Higher fines, longer license suspension, and possible ignition interlock device requirement.
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In New Jersey, a BAC of *.*% could lead to:

- Higher fines
- Longer license suspension
- Possible ignition interlock device requirement

Please contact your local court for more details.