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Appeal
An appeal is a way to bring your
case to a higher court when there are legal issues upon which
a conviction can be attacked. In New Jersey, almost all DWI cases
are handled in municipal court in the town where the arrest occurred.
After a trial, you can bring your case to higher a court, which
is Superior Court. Usually, the attorney who handled the municipal
court case will be appealing, but that is not required. There
is a strict court rule that all municipal appeals should be filed
within twenty (20) days after conviction.
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1The figure is as of May 29, 2007. Win rate
is defined as the number of clients not convicted for DWI divided
by the total number of clients who were charged with DWI. The
clients are those who retained this office after 2005. Each case
varies. Under any circumstance, we do NOT guarantee a successful
outcome in any individual case.
2The figure is as of May 29, 2007. Win rate is defined as the
number of clients not convicted for No Automobile Liability Insurance
divided by the total number of clients who were charged with
said charge. The clients are those who retained this office after
2000. Each case varies. Under any circumstance, we do NOT guarantee
a successful outcome in any individual case.
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