I am proud to announce that today I got another New Jersey DWI case dismissed.
How? Good lawyering.
The State failed to turn over certain evidence; I filed a motion to compel the evidence.
The Judge ordered that the evidence be produced; the prosecution failed to produce the evidence. So, I filed a motion to dismiss the case.
My client had been diagnosed with diabetes; I recommended an expert report, and we obtained a very favorable expert report.
You already know that past results cannot guarantee future results.
You have to wonder, if an attorney has never gotten a DWI dismissed, do they know how to?
Feel free to contact me personally today at basneresq@me.com for a free initial case evaluation.
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Monday, February 24, 2014
Are you comfortable with your current attorney?
What do clients say about your attorney?
Below find my most recent review.
Below find my most recent review.
Outstanding Service
Posted by a DWI client, Flag
- Overall rating
- Excellent
- Trustworthy
- Excellent
- Responsive
- Excellent
- Knowledgeable
- Excellent
- Kept me informed
- Excellent
- I recommend Christopher Basner.
- I hired Christopher 1-3 years ago.
- Christopher handled my DUI / DWI matter.
Most of us, I am sure, have shared the experience of hiring a lawyer. We ask our friends, our colleagues and even our family. When you have found that right lawyer you ultimately are at your level of comfort. For me, my legal problem was so defined that I was without any comfort, faith, or hope. And then enter stage left, Christopher Basner, Attorney at Law.
With tremendous gravitas and an educational pedigree to match, Mr. Basner offered me the hope that I lost, and most important, the regaining of faith that I so needed.
In May of 2013 I was driving my truck enroute to complete an errand when I was rear ended in a four vehicle accident. Being the first vehicle, the fourth vehicle accelerated at a red signal. The police were dispatched and the process of the investigation began. When all the documents were presented and the verbal questions began, I then within moments found myself being seriously questioned as to my sobriety. No alcohol was consumed at all by me on this day. As difficult as this is to write in print, I have AIDS and am engaged in contract with a well known pain management physician. I was arrested for driving while under the influence of morphine.
Mr. Basner was ever so reassuring. I knew my case was quite unique; all information that needed to be received and delivered would exchange many hands. Many discovery motions entered, many appearances in court and the looks of disdain from the prosecution and police officers. I felt horrible inside as I could not feel comfortable.
Ultimately the time came for trial. The measures of responsiveness were not favorable to me with the court as I allocuted and entered into a plea agreement. There were four charges I must write to you, the reader, and three were dismissed.
Mr.Basner offered me the decision to understand exactly where my position would lie after the plea, and, moreover, that in accepting the plea was honorable and proper.
The judicial proceedings are over and now I am comfortable. As a hospitality professional who has strived for perfection from my employees and more importantly myself, I recommend at the highest level possible Mr. Basner as your decision for the ultimate legal representation.
With tremendous gravitas and an educational pedigree to match, Mr. Basner offered me the hope that I lost, and most important, the regaining of faith that I so needed.
In May of 2013 I was driving my truck enroute to complete an errand when I was rear ended in a four vehicle accident. Being the first vehicle, the fourth vehicle accelerated at a red signal. The police were dispatched and the process of the investigation began. When all the documents were presented and the verbal questions began, I then within moments found myself being seriously questioned as to my sobriety. No alcohol was consumed at all by me on this day. As difficult as this is to write in print, I have AIDS and am engaged in contract with a well known pain management physician. I was arrested for driving while under the influence of morphine.
Mr. Basner was ever so reassuring. I knew my case was quite unique; all information that needed to be received and delivered would exchange many hands. Many discovery motions entered, many appearances in court and the looks of disdain from the prosecution and police officers. I felt horrible inside as I could not feel comfortable.
Ultimately the time came for trial. The measures of responsiveness were not favorable to me with the court as I allocuted and entered into a plea agreement. There were four charges I must write to you, the reader, and three were dismissed.
Mr.Basner offered me the decision to understand exactly where my position would lie after the plea, and, moreover, that in accepting the plea was honorable and proper.
The judicial proceedings are over and now I am comfortable. As a hospitality professional who has strived for perfection from my employees and more importantly myself, I recommend at the highest level possible Mr. Basner as your decision for the ultimate legal representation.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
What do prosecutors say about your attorney?
After arguing a case before a judge today, the prosecutor acknowledged, in front of my client, that I was a tenacious advocate for my client.
It's true; I went to law school to help my clients. I did not go to law school to become buddy buddy with prosecutors.
Who do you want advocating for you? There are attorneys whose strategy for a case is to talk to the prosecutor. Is that what you want?
Or, do you want someone who will fight for you? And, someone who will file motions to fight in court for you?
It is of course, up to you....
Sunday, February 2, 2014
What can I do to avoid a DWI citation on Super Bowl Sunday?
Are you cheering on the Seahawks? Broncos? Do you not care, as long as the party is fun?
If you want to avoid a DWI citation in New Jersey on Super Bowl Sunday, consider not drinking and driving.
Drinking and driving is not illegal! It is only illegal to drink and drive impaired.
However, many of my clients were surprised to receive a DWI citation. In fact, none of them admitted, “Yeah. I was trying to get busted!”
While this sounds outlandish, failure to plan ahead could lead you to receiving a DWI citation in New Jersey.
Pick a designated driver before partying!
Call a cab!
Save yourself thousands of dollars; avoid drinking and driving on Super Bowl Sunday!
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