Case Result
.18 BAC in Bound Brook. Demonstrated the timeline for the breath tests was inconsistent with the police officer’s report. Filed motion to suppress the evidence. Breath test results excluded. Reduced to lowest tier for minimum 3 month suspension.
Case Result
Edison Township. Third DWI with mandatory 180 jail had prior dismissed so the person only had a second DWI. No jail sentence.
Criminal Hindering Dismissed
Hamilton Township court.
Defendant gave a false name because of a warrant. Criminal charge dismissed.
Case Result
Lawerence Township — Shoplifting from Quaker Bridge mall reduced to an ordinance. No criminal conviction.
Case Result
Hamilton Township. 2 speeding tickets for an out of state driver dismissed. Out of state driver did not have to go to court.
Case Result-Plainsboro
Plainsboro police charged our client with DWI in a school zone and refusal in a school zone, along with many other tickets. We showed the defendant’s disruptive behavior caused the officer to not complete the form and the state dismissed the refusal. Because there was no reading, the judge sentenced the defendant to three months suspension on the DWI.
DWI dismissed-Union Township
Union Township. DWI dismissed. Reckless Driving Dismissed.
Case Result-Lawrence Township
Lawrence Township. 3rd DWI requires 180 days in jail. After the first day
of the DWI trial, the police had been impeached so many times that the
prosecutor agreed to dismiss the DWI charge. Client plead to reckless
driving for suspension at the same time as his current suspension and no
jail. Client said this was a great Christmas present.
Case Result-East Brunswick
East Brunswick. Client charged with DWI for marijuana, possession of
marijuana, and CDS in a motor vehicle. Client faced as much as 36 months
of license suspension.
Proved DRE expert was not credible. Prosecutor agreed to dismiss the DWI
with drugs. Client received diversion for the marijuana. Client will not
have a criminal conviction.
Compliments to Rutgers for choosing a sincere and capable Attorney.
“My Compliments to Rutgers for choosing a sincere and capable Attorney.
Faculty and students would experience interacting with an empathetic person
who has a decade of experience and knows the mindset of the Prosecution
(being one himself) and the Courts to get them best possible deal. A doting
father, says me, a fellow Attorney from India”