Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs

Law Offices of Kendal Coleman can probably find a variety of valid defenses for an individual charged with DUI, even if the defendant's blood alcohol content level was over the legal limit.

The police officer who pulled you over must have a legal right to do so. If not, the original stop could be challenged and the evidence against you thrown out.

The police officer may have conducted a field sobriety test. Field sobriety test are extremely subjective. We work with a qualified expert to determine if the field sobriety test was done within New Jersey Guidelines.

Many police officers are not experienced in administering the tests properly. If you were given a chemical test, and you were found to have a blood alcohol content of over 0.08%, you may assume that you do not have a valid defense.

Again, we work with a qualified expert to determine whether the police followed each and every guideline required by New Jersey law when you were given the chemical test.