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Are field sobriety tests reliable?

If the police give someone a breath test, they can measure the amount of alcohol in their system. This can also be done through urine tests or blood tests, and all of this is considered to be very reliable. It can tell if someone's blood alcohol concentration was over...

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Staying alert for crossing deer

During autumn, motor vehicle accidents resulting from deer encounters are on the rise. New Jersey public roads are commonly paved through wooded areas, so failing to take precautions during deer season increases your chances of an accident. Your insurance may cover...

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How can you prepare for a child custody hearing?

As a parent in New Jersey, it can be daunting when you have to attend a child custody hearing. You may be worried about what might happen and how it can affect your ability to have custody of your child. If you’re unfamiliar with the process, it can be even more...

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The first indicators of 2020 traffic data are not great

On the surface, many numbers around driving data seem to have seen four years of improvement. In reality, last year’s driving fatalities, on average, were up. In a review of the statistics released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), Car And...

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Why you shouldn’t take a polygraph test

Lie detector tests have become a staple of American justice even though there is little evidence that these devices work. Unfortunately, movies and television shows tell the public that if people are innocent, they will pass a lie detector test. The fact is that any...

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Problems with roadside drug tests

New Jersey residents may want to look at wrongful drug convictions in other states as cautionary tales. Some states have been using roadside drug tests to test suspicious substances. Now, more news is breaking that these tests have resulted in several wrongful...

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