Recently, Colin was able to reverse a PennDOT suspension of his client’s license. In a hearing before Bucks County Judge Diane Gibbons, Colin convinced the court that his client did not refuse to give a blood sample after a DUI arrest. Penndot has taken an appeal of the Court’s ruling and Colin looks forward to vigorously defending his client and the lower court’s position before the Commonwealth Court.
Colin has over 25 years experience, having served for 14 years in the Bucks County District Attorney's Office, where he was Chief of the Homocide by Vehicle Unit and later appointed Chief Deputy District Attorney. He regularly presents at continuing education classes, where he lectures on vehicle-related crimes and their consequences, with a focus on DUI. Colin practices in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Posted
Tue, 02/09/2010 - 1:24pm by Colin Jenei
A recent case in New Jersey establishes that a prior conviction for refusing to give a breath sample after being stopped for suspected DWI is treated as a prior DWI conviction when considered after a subsequent offense. New legislation requires that certain New Jersey offenders have a breath monitoring devise installed in their vehicle after their FIRST DWI.
Posted
Mon, 02/01/2010 - 10:59am by Colin Jenei
