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Category Archives: DWI

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What to Do If You Are Pulled Over for Suspected DWI in New York

By Dupée & Monroe, P.C. |

Being pulled over by the police is stressful under any circumstance, but it can be especially intimidating if the officer suspects you of driving while intoxicated (DWI). In New York, DWI charges carry serious consequences, including driver’s license suspension, fines, and possible jail time. What you do and say during a traffic stop can… Read More »

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How a Criminal Defense Attorney Can Help with DWI Charges

By Dupée & Monroe, P.C. |

Being charged with a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) in New York is a serious matter. Even a first-time DWI can carry severe consequences, including fines, driver’s license suspension, mandatory alcohol education programs, and, in some cases, jail time. Beyond the immediate penalties, a conviction can have long-term effects on your insurance rates, employment prospects,… Read More »

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Understanding the Differences Between DWI and DWAI Charges in New York

By Dupée & Monroe, P.C. |

If you’ve been arrested for impaired driving in New York, you may be wondering about the difference between a DWI and a DWAI. While these charges sound similar and both can significantly affect your life, your record, and your ability to drive, they carry substantially different legal consequences and need to be approached differently…. Read More »

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