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DWI Law: What Does It Mean To Be “Operating” a Vehicle?

Here is an interesting Driving While Intoxicated case… While there is no question that Driving While Intoxicated in Suffolk and Nassau counties is a significant safety issue which law enforcement needs to deal with, what I have seen at times is an over-aggressiveness and lack of  judgment leading to unnecessary arrests. A perfect example of

Got a Traffic Violation in Suffolk County? Should You Consult With an Attorney?

Can You Get Arrested for a Traffic Violation? Traffic violations, generally speaking, are not arrestable offenses.  However, there are some traffic offenses that are criminal, and those you can be arrested for. For example, you can be arrested for reckless driving because it is a crime even though the crime is found in the Vehicle

DWI Considerations

Should a person arrested for driving while intoxicated take the breath, blood or urine test? What are the consequences of a refusal to submit to a chemical analysis? Suffolk County criminal defense attorney Eric Naiburg addresses these complex questions, as well as the many pitfalls that an arrested person might fall into without proper legal

If Pulled Over Should You Ever Admit to Drinking Alcohol?

Criminal defense attorney Ira Weissman addresses the question of whether you should remain silent when you’re driving and you’ve been stopped by a police officer who pulls you over because you’re suspected of driving while intoxicated. If you’re pulled over for drunk driving, you should do what anybody should do if they’re arrested for any

What Do You Need to Prove If You’ve Been Arrested?

If you have been arrested for a crime, the fact is you need not prove anything.  The most fundamental principle of our criminal justice system is that a person who is accused of committing a crime is presumed innocent.  This presumption stays with the accused throughout the entire case and only leaves them if they

DWI and Your Driver’s License

A Driving While Intoxicated arrest can have serious consequences to your driver’s license.  In addition to a suspension of your privilege to drive while your case is pending, and a revocation of your license if you are convicted, there are fairly new regulations promulgated by the DMV which can result in further loss of your