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New Jersey DUI Laws Could Change

By Michael

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A bill advancing through the New Jersey legislature could make DUI testing mandatory in any fatal or serious car crash. According to NJ.com, the legislation was prompted by a fatal one-car crash in Southampton, New Jersey in July 2007. Anthony Farrace, a passenger in the car, was killed when it hit a tree, and his body was tested for drugs and alcohol like in any autopsy. The seventeen-year-old driver, however, was not required to submit to testing and was cited for careless driving and received a $200 fine and her license was suspended for six months. The accident incited Farrace?s father to push for a change in the New Jersey DUI laws. Currently, drivers can only be tested when there is evidence or a strong suspicion that the driver is under the influence...continue to full post

Full post as published by The DUI Blog on August 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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