DUI Lawyer Serving New Brunswick
A DUI charge in New Brunswick lands in the New Brunswick Municipal Court at 25 Kirkpatrick Street, and the stakes are immediate: license consequences, mandatory penalties, and a record that follows you.
Many of these stops happen along Route 18, Route 27 (Albany Street), or U.S. Route 1, where late-night traffic and the Rutgers corridor keep enforcement heavy. New Jersey prosecutes driving while intoxicated under N.J.S.A. 39:4-50, and the way the State built its case matters enormously. We dig into the stop itself, how the breath test was administered, whether the Alcotest device was properly calibrated and operated, and whether the field observations actually support the charge. Each of those points is a place where a case can shift. We handle the appearances at 25 Kirkpatrick Street, explain exactly what you face under 39:4-50, and fight to protect your license and your future. The earlier we start, the more room there is to work.
What We Know About New Brunswick Cases
DUI cases are heard at New Brunswick Municipal Court, 25 Kirkpatrick Street, under N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.
Penalties are largely mandatory, which makes how the State proves intoxication critical.
We examine the stop, the Alcotest administration, and the observations behind the charge, and we appear with you in court.