Wall

Stops for suspicion of DWI are common in Wall Township and the surrounding areas. If you have been arrested and charged with a DWI, you should not hesitate to seek aggressive legal guidance and advocacy from Levow DWI Law. Our Wall DWI lawyers not only are familiar with local prosecutors and judges but also have advanced training in the testing done by law enforcement to establish a driver’s alleged intoxication. We leave no stone unturned in defending our clients and have a track record of success in getting cases dismissed and breath and blood testing results suppressed. Our trial attorneys are 100 percent devoted to DWI cases, and we attend seminars each year to keep our knowledge up to date in this constantly changing area of law.

Evan Levow and his colleagues are extremely aggressive advocates who work tirelessly to save their clients’ licenses, jobs and freedom. We forensically dissect each case to develop innovative defense strategies to produce the best results. Our law firm has handled thousands of drunk driving cases throughout New Jersey, receiving favorable outcomes in many situations in which a breath test showed a BAC well above the legal limit. Other DWI lawyers often come to us for guidance because of our familiarity with every stage of DWI court proceedings and Evan Levow’s lead role in State v. Chun, the biggest DWI case in New Jersey history. We do not simply accept what the state is offering, and our attorneys know how to build a case with evidence that frequently persuades a judge that the prosecution cannot sustain the charge.

Wall Township is located in the southern part of Monmouth County in New Jersey. It contains a little over 200 miles of roadways, partly controlled and maintained locally and partly regulated by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. In 1981, Interstate 195 extended into Wall Township, creating road access to Trenton. The main state routes passing through Wall include Route 18, Route 34, Route 35, Route 70, Route 71, and Route 138. Route 138 is a common site for the Monmouth County DWI Task Force to set up sobriety checkpoints, especially on holidays. These checkpoints must meet certain criteria in order to be deemed fair and safe, maintaining the appropriate balance between drivers’ rights and the societal interest in safeguarding against impaired drivers. For example, police are expected to use mathematical formulas in selecting which vehicles to stop, and they must detain drivers for only the short amount of time necessary to observe whether they appear under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

The Wall Township Police Department, headquartered at 2700 Allaire Road, is the primary law enforcement agency serving Wall. DWI cases are heard at the Municipal Courthouse of Wall, located at the same address as the police department. Wall Township Court sessions are held on Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and on Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. A DWI trial involves various steps, including filing the appropriate pretrial motions as well as collecting and examining the evidence involved in the case, which sometimes means seeking the services of experts in various medical and criminal justice fields. In New Jersey, drivers accused of DWI are not entitled to jury trials, but only to a court trial in front of a judge. However, people found guilty by a judge in a court trial are entitled to a ‘de novo’ appeal, whereby a second, Superior Court judge reviews the trial court’s decision. Facing a trial may seem daunting, but in many circumstances, it may be a smart choice to improve your chance of receiving a favorable outcome.

If you need legal guidance following a DWI arrest in Wall Township and are unsure about your options, the attorneys at Levow DWI Law, P.C. can help you determine a course of action for your situation. We understand the confusion and stress that people facing DWI or DUI charges experience, and we are dedicated to making sure that you understand your legal rights and options. If you have been arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, please contact Levow DWI Law, P.C. today to speak with a DWI attorney in Wall about your case. We can get started on your defense today. You can reach us online or at (877) 593-1717.