If you have been
arrested and charged with
Driving While Intoxicated in
Nassau County New York, you know what it feels like to stand accused of a
crime.
New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1192 contains most of the rules and regulations that will directly affect you and your
Nassau County DWI or DUI. There are many factors to be considered in
Nassau County, both under the
New York State DWI DUI rules and the policy decisions set forth by the
Nassau County District Attorney. Any person charged with
DWI Driving While Intoxicated in
Nassau County faces the prospect of many inconveniences: at a minimum, you will lose your privlidge to drive, or perhaps the possibility of a criminal record and in some cases, a period of imprisonment. The consequences of a conviction for
DWI Driving While Intoxicated in
Nassau County are significant and serious. If you have been
arrested, you will find yourself powerless and fearful. Most often you will be held overnight in the custody of the
Nassau County Police before being brought before the
Nassau County Court to be arraigned on your
DWI charge. If the People or the
Nassau County District Attorney posses a sufficient
DWI misdemeanor charge, the
Nassau Court will set bail and suspend your
license while the case is pending. In some cases you will qualify for a
Nassau County hardship license hearing. If granted by the
court, this
license will permit you to drive to and from work in
Nassau County. It is important to know that critical decisions must be made at this early stage of your
Nassau County DWI charge. You will understandably have
many questions about your
DWI and how it will affect your life. The experienced staff
attorneys and
DWI lawyers at our firm are ready to assist you when you are accused of
Driving While Intoxicated in
Nassau County.