How can a DWI driver avoid jail time if he is convicted?
Municipal Court judge in most cases does not want to sentence a DWI driver to jail if he is convicted. In many counties the local jails have all types of community service programs that can be served in lieu of jail terms. In Northern Jersey, the counties of Union and Essex have SLAP programs. These programs permit the driver to serve his time by doing community service, instead of jail time. In Ocean and Somerset Counties a convicted DWI driver can serve his time on the weekends, and then be released during the week. In Middlesex County the county jail will permit the driver to be released during the day and then go to work. However, at night the driver must return to the jail. In Monmouth County the county jail has a wristlet program. The convicted DWI driver will have to wear a wristlet monitoring bracelet. The driver will be subject to home confinement. During the day, the driver has to go the county jail and perform community service.
A Municipal Court judge in most cases does not want to sentence a DWI driver to jail if he is convicted. In many counties the local jails have all types of community service programs that can be served in lieu of jail terms. In Northern Jersey, the counties of Union and Essex have SLAP programs. These programs permit the driver to serve his time by doing community service, instead of jail time. In Ocean and Somerset Counties a convicted DWI driver can serve his time on the weekends, and then be released during the week. In Middlesex County the county jail will permit the driver to be released during the day and then go to work. However, at night the driver must return to the jail. In Monmouth County the county jail has a wristlet program. The convicted DWI driver will have to wear a wristlet monitoring bracelet. The driver will be subject to home confinement. During the day, the driver has to go the county jail and perform community service. In Middlesex County a convicted DWI driver c
In most cases a municipal court judge does not want to sentence a DWI driver to jail if he is convicted. In many counties the local county jails have community service programs that can be served in lieu of jail terms. In Northern Jersey, the counties of Union and Essex have SLAP programs. These programs permit the driver to serve his time by performing community service instead of jail time. In Ocean and Somerset Counties a convicted DWI driver can serve his time on the weekends, and he can be released during the week. In Middlesex County, the county jail will permit the driver to be released during the day and go to work. However, at night the driver must return to the jail. In the Monmouth County Jail they have a wristlet program. The convicted DWI driver will have to wear a wristlet monitoring bracelet. The driver will be subject to home confinement. During the day, the driver has to go the county jail and perform community service. In Middlesex County a convicted DWI driver can se
