New Hampshire Boating While Intoxicated Laws & Penalties by Salem, NH DWI Attorney Mark Stevens 603.893.0074

New Hampshire Boating While Intoxicated Video by Salem, NH DUI Lawyer Mark Stevens

New Hampshire boating while intoxicated laws. Have you been arrested for "boating while intoxicated" in New Hampshire? Watch this video. It is important to know what to do before you are under the pressure of an unwanted encounter with the police. Feel free to contact me for a free consultation about your case. My number is 1-603-893-0074. I look forward to speaking with you.

Mark Stevens, Criminal Defense Attorney, Law Office of Mark Stevens
Tel: (603) 893-0074 | Fax: (603) 893-5022
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Wishing Everyone a Great July 4th Weekend from Salem, NH DWI and Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Stevens 1-603-893-0074 (24/7)

Wishing everybody a happy and safe Fourth of July, from Salem, New Hampshire DWI Defense Lawyer Mark Stevens and everyone at the Law Offices of Mark Stevens. As the Fourth of July Weekend begins, it is more likely than ever that you could be stopped in a DWI roadblock or have an unwanted encounter with the police in New Hampshire, even if you have not been drinking at all.

If you find yourself in the middle of an objectionable roadside situation with the police, remember to be courteous and polite, and that YOU CANNOT BE FORCED TO DO ROADSIDE FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS AND YOU CANNOT BE FORCED TO TAKE THE HAND-HELD ROADSIDE BREATH-TESTING GADGETS!!! You may want to be prepared for these anxiety provoking events by preparing yourself (& your vehicle!) for what you will do when you roll into an undesirable rendezvous with the cops. Remember the only sure way to avoid a DWI conviction is not to drink and drive at all.

Here's a few tips:
Before hitting the highway, make sure to check your plate and brake lights, locate and create easy access to your license and registration- keep your inspection stickers up to date (and license plates). Equipment violations are a great way to find yourself in the flashing blues of a police car despite your "good driver discount-status"! Avoid giving the police a chance to legally stop you by making sure that your lights are functioning and any equipment issues have been addressed before heading out.

If You're About to be Arrested for a New Hampshire DWI….

Call Salem, New Hampshire DWI & Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Stevens (admitted in all courts in MA and NH) to schedule your free consultation and initial case evaluation. Call Attorney Mark Stevens (24/7) if you've been hassled by the cops in an unnecessary roadside encounter. The consultation is free call 603-893-0074 or 603-893-0261 [24/7] to set up your appointment today!

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Visit us at NHCrime.com to fill out a consultation request form!

Have a Safe and Happy Fourth of July,

Mark Stevens, Criminal Defense Attorney, Law Office of Mark Stevens
Tel: (603) 893-0074 | Fax: (603) 893-5022
info@byebyedwi.com | www.byebyedwi.com

New Hampshire DWI Laws by New Hampshire Attorney Mark Stevens.
If you have been arrested in the state of New Hampshire or facing charges for OUI, DWI, DUI, or BWI- Call the Law Offices of Mark Stevens for your free consultation and New Hampshire DWI case evaluation at 1-603-893-0074 today!ByeByeDWI

Big Changes to NH DWI Effective New Years Eve: Its More Important Than Ever To Lawyer Up & Shut Up

NH DWI Laws. The holidays are a busy time of the year and most people are not thinking about DWI checkpoints or police saturation patrols especially those out celebrating and enjoying the seasons' festivities with their loved ones and family. 


The NH Police announced their statewide efforts to once again crack down on drunk drivers and those not obeying the laws from the Maine state line to the Massachusetts border on December 14th and early December 15th. They also announced that their tactics this weekend would be much different than their typical DWI checkpoints. They will not have designated 'checkpoint' areas for stopping  drivers.   Local and state police will be out and heavily patrolling:  I-95, Routes 101, and  Route 286 and 1A specifically monitoring ALL drivers on the roads Friday night and early Saturday morning. 

 If you live around the NH Seacoast- or simply plan on being 'out and about' in Portsmouth, Exeter, Rochester, Hampton Beach, Seabrook, or Brentwood areas (December 14 and 15th) the cops are looking for people to pull over and they don't need a sobriety checkpoint to do it this weekend! 

Call to Action:

 If you get hassled this weekend and the cops want to ask you questions, remember Lawyer Up & Shut up- then call DWI & Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Stevens at  1.603.893.0074   (24/7)    If you have problems with the cops, call Mark Stevens. He'll know what to do. Check out Attorney Stevens' winning case examples and find out more information by visiting us at ByeByeDWI.com. We look forward to speaking with you.

Attorney Mark Stevens

Law Office of Mark Stevens
5 Manor Pkwy. 
Salem, NH 03079
www.byebyedwi.com

TWO MAIN FACTORS IN LOWERING YOUR BAIL

When it comes to putting a price on freedom,  bail bonds aren't exactly a price anyone wants to pay or can afford. However,  if you, or someone you know has an arraignment in court coming up  contacting a lawyer to help you make the right decisions is imperative. The first chance at an opportunity to receive a reduction in bail is at the Arraignment! Don't handle matters like these on your own, contact a lawyer.  Call Attorney Mark Stevens if you would like to discuss a possible reduction in bail at 1-603-893-0074 today for a free consultation and initial case evaluation, or visit us at www.byebyedwi.com. It's never too late to contact an Attorney and fight for your freedom! Call Mark Stevens Today, He'll know what to do!  

There are two main  determining factors used in deciding whether or not an indiviudal will be granted a reduction in their bail:

1. FLIGHT RISK= A person who is likely to flee the state, area, or even country in order to avoid prosecution and conviction.

In court the flight risk factor is used when they decide whether or not to grant bond to an individual. This factor is considered while deciding the bond amount. Courts can decide based on their discretion to set highger bail if the defendant has a high risk of flight.   a person who is likely to flee the country/state/area to avoid criminal prosecution.

2. LEVEL OF THREAT INDIVIDUAL PRESENTS TO THE SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY= A persons level of danger, violence,  terrorism, and safety to and for the community, surroundings, etc. For example in New Hampshire individuals charged with 1st Degree Murder are held until trial and are never released on bail due to their threat level and the safety of their community. First Offense DWI charges usually call for personal recognizance bail. 

Call the Law Office of Mark Stevens Today @ 1-603-893-0074 or visit us online for more information and case examples at www.byebyedwi.com.We Look Forward To Speaking with You.

Mark Stevens
5 Manor Parkway
Salem, NH 03079
603.893.0074

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