On July 19, 2018, the Appellate Division resolved the issue of whether a Defendant, convicted of a third or more D.U.I., can serve his 180 day jail sentience at the rate of two days per week, so that he would not lose his business. In State v. Anicama, the court ruled the Defendant was not entitled to such an arrangement and must serve the full 180 day sentence continuously. As a side note, the statute does allow a judge to permit a Defendant to serve 90 of the 180 day sentence in an approved in-patient treatment facility.
The PDF of the opinion in State v. Anicama is available here.
A D.U.I. is a serious charge that can result in a license suspension, jail time, as well as significant fines and surcharges. In addition, a conviction can effect your employment, or future employment opportunities. If you're charged with a D.UI., don't try and handle it alone. Contact an experienced D.U.I. attorney.
I have over 25 years experience successfully representing people charged with D.U.I. Call me for a free consultation, ad I'll explain the charges and how I can help you.
All the Best,
RANDY C. REDDEN
(856) 448-6200
The PDF of the opinion in State v. Anicama is available here.
A D.U.I. is a serious charge that can result in a license suspension, jail time, as well as significant fines and surcharges. In addition, a conviction can effect your employment, or future employment opportunities. If you're charged with a D.UI., don't try and handle it alone. Contact an experienced D.U.I. attorney.
I have over 25 years experience successfully representing people charged with D.U.I. Call me for a free consultation, ad I'll explain the charges and how I can help you.
All the Best,
RANDY C. REDDEN
(856) 448-6200
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