Manchester Police and New Jersey State Police make plenty of arrests for DWI, DUI, drunk driving. If you are charged with driving while intoxicated in Manchester Township, you should call now to speak with a Manchester DWI lawyer. Your first appearance in court may be waived if you have already retained an attorney.
Manchester Township is located in northern Ocean County, New Jersey. The judge in Manchester Municipal Court is the Honorable Daniel F. Sahin, J.M.C. The prosecutors in Manchester are Valter Must, Esq. and Michael Burns, Esq. Court sessions are held on Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.
There are many ways to beat a NJ DWI. Many involve the officer who arrested you making some kind of mistake. A small mistake made by the officer can be the difference in keeping your license and losing it. Some common mistakes made by arresting and processing officers in DWI arrests include not observing the suspect for 20 minutes prior to the breath testing and forgetting to change the mouthpiece between the two (or more) breath tests.
Other defenses to a DWI charge are that there was no probable cause to arrest and conduct breath testing, that the Alcotest machine was not functioning properly, or that the officer who conducted the breath testing was not properly certified to do so. Other defenses exist depending on the facts of your case. A good defense attorney will force the police to turn over all evidence they have. If they fail to do so, this in itself can be grounds to get the case dismissed. Call now for a free DWI consultation.
