Howes & Howes, Attorneys at Law

D.W.I. (New Jersey)

2007 D.W.I. Update: Landmark Report on Alcotest 7110

Over the past few years, there has been complex and intense litigation in New Jersey over the use of the Alcotest 7110, which is the machine chosen by New Jersey for breath testing.  Howes & Howes have been monitoring the litigation very closely.  On February 13, 2007, a landmark 268-page report was published making recommendations for the final ruling by the New Jersey Supreme Court.

Published February 27, 2007 by W. Timothy Howes, Esq.

How to resolve your traffic case without going to court

If you are an out of state motorist or truck operator, or if you are a New Jersey resident who works out of state, Howes & Howes can help you get the result you are looking for in municipal court while saving you the time and expense of returning for court in New Jersey.

Published December 16, 2004 by W. Timothy Howes, Esq.

Drunk Driving:  Frequently Asked Questions

Our attorneys have extensive experience in the New Jersey municipal courts as private defense counsel.  Additionally, our attorneys have been appointed as municipal prosecutor and as municipal court judge.  The following are the most frequently asked questions related to drunk driving.

Published December 14, 2004 by W. Timothy Howes, Esq.

New Jersey safety rules turn truckers into unwilling litigators

Instead of earning money while moving cargo, good truck drivers - the majority of whom have had no moving violations - are often standing in line at court.

Published May 18, 2004 by W. Timothy Howes, Esq.

How to prepare for your municipal court appearance

Municipal court appearances require preparation, punctuality, and clear-headed decisions regarding the disposition of your plea. If we prepare for court properly, we will achieve the best result possible for you.

Published May 18, 2004 by W. Timothy Howes, Esq.
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