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A charge for operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.18% or higher, leading to more severe penalties.
Operating a vehicle with a suspended or revoked license under aggravated circumstances, such as driving under the influence.​

B

Operating a boat while impaired by alcohol or drugs, but below the threshold for intoxication.
Operating a boat with a BAC of 0.08% or higher.
A device used to estimate BAC by analyzing a breath sample.

C

Refusing to submit to a chemical test (breath, blood, or urine) when suspected of DWI, leading to license suspension and other penalties.
A DWI charge based on observed impairment, regardless of BAC level.
Breaching the terms of a conditional license granted after a DWI conviction.

D

A state-mandated program for DWI offenders focusing on education and rehabilitation.​
Operating a vehicle while impaired by drugs, including prescription medications.
Operating a vehicle while impaired by a combination of drugs and alcohol.​
Evaluations and counseling services required for individuals convicted of DWI offenses.​

F

A DWI offense classified as a felony, often due to repeat offenses or causing injury.
A severe DWI charge involving high BAC levels and additional aggravating factors.
Our legal team is well-versed in the nuanced laws of New York State, including its first-offense DWI statutes and sentencing guidelines.

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A New York law imposing stricter penalties for DWI offenses involving child passengers.​

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A DWI charge based solely on a BAC of 0.08% or higher, regardless of observable impairment.

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Operating a snowmobile while impaired by alcohol or drugs.
Operating a snowmobile with a BAC of 0.08% or higher.​

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Legislation aimed at enhancing child passenger safety in vehicles.

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Causing serious injury while operating a vehicle under the influence, classified as a felony.​
Causing injury while operating a vehicle under the influence, considered a lesser felony than first-degree.

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Zero Tolerance Law charges in New York State (NYS) are related to the operation of a motor vehicle by individuals under the legal drinking age, specifically those under 21 years old.

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