Legal Question in DUI Law in New Jersey

You need to secure counsel at once - and not be speaking to the police or other government agents without the benefit of counsel.

The facts you describe could be construed to be at least two offenses, bribery and official misconduct, and no doubt others. These are serious offenses and could affect your licensing as a professional.

Your actions sound like you may be a youthful offender and hopefully a resolution can be reached that is not freedom or career threatening.

See counsel at once.

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I'll second (or third) all of that. I have 8 offices in NJ, so I'd be happy to discuss the case with you. I don't suggest you do anything else today before you speak with an attorney ASAP.

A professional should protect his livilihood by not taking such a large risk to save so little.. If

you hear from the police you should call me.

Call me if you like.

Not sure where you are---

But I practice in South and Central New Jersey and Philadephia five-county area

Please call me---I will try to help

Saul Segan

215-732-4000

www.saulhsegan.com