Leaving-Scene-of-Accident Charge Dismissed, Administrative Suspension Rescinded

Client, facing DWI, Leaving Scene of Accident prosecution and 6-month administrative suspension for breath test over legal limit, retains Attorney Lothstein and secures plea to DWI where the prosecution dismisses the Leaving Scene charge and rescinds the 6 month admin suspension.

Oct

NHSCt tightens up legal standards for Aggravated DWI

October 4th, 2024

NH Tightens Up Legal Standards for Aggravated DWI Definition of Aggravated DUI Most people charged with a first offense DUI face a class B misdemeanor. “Aggravated DUI” means there is a factor that makes it a more serious DUI, a class A m… Read More

Aug

Ted Lothstein presenting lecture at NH Bar Seminar on Post-Conviction Issues

August 8th, 2024

On September 27, 2024, Ted Lothstein will be part of a distinguished faculty presenting a day-long seminar presented by the New Hampshire Bar Association on the topic of Post-Conviction Issues. Ted and co-presenter Emily C. Garod, prosecuting attorne… Read More

May

May 26th, 2024

Lawyer Indicted Federally for Threats on Twitter Springfield, Illinois prosecutor Samuel Cundari, just 30 years old, may find himself enjoying a VERY early retirement from the practice of law in a local minimum security prison if the indictment broug… Read More

ALS Dropped

In Haverhill, NH District Court, the prosecution agreed to drop an 6-month ALS (administration license suspension) in exchange for Client’s guilty plea to DWI, effectively shortening his license loss by two-thirds from nine months to a minimum 90 days. Read More

Major Motor Vehicle Charge Reduced to Minor Infraction

Manchester District Court. Teenage client faced charge of Reckless Operation, a major motor vehicle offense that carries a mandatory 60 day loss of license. On eve of trial, Attorney Lothstein secures plea to a lane violation, a minor motor vehicle infraction (like a speeding ticket), with a 10 day loss of license. Read More

State Rescinds Administrative Suspension, Drops DWI Charge

The Epping Police charge Client in the 10th Circuit District Division Brentwood Court with Driving while Intoxicated. They also seek a 180-day administrative suspension because he refused a breath test. Client hires NH DWI defense attorney Ted Lothstein, and we secure a plea agreement where the State rescinds the administrative suspension (no 180 day suspension), AND the State drops the DWI charge. Client pleads guilty to Reckless Operation, with a 90-day license suspension, a fine, and a requirement that he obtain a LADAC evaluation. Read More

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