– As a former prosecutor and now DUI DWI defense lawyer, Michael Discioarro has reached out to the Queens community in order to provide effective defense against DWI DUI cases. Mr. Discioarro's new website WWW.DWIQUEENS.COM provides specific information regarding how these cases are handled in Queens, NY. 

"The Queens District Attorney has taken a tough stance against DWI DUI defendants." Mr, Discioarro said. "It is important to have an experienced attorney on your side to get the best results." 

In most cases, the NYPD now will confiscate a defendant's vehicle, take his license away and ask the prosecutors for jail time in cases where there has been an accident. In addition, the New York State law was recently changed to make it a felony for a person to be driving drunk while a child is in his or her car. All of these new tough measures will have a serious effect on the lives of those affected by DWI DUI charges. The NY DMV will also try to take your license for a year. 

In addition, the new law also forces those convicted of DWI DUI to install ignition controls to monitor their breath before they start their car. This can lead to several problems. First, if its a family car other people other than the person convicted may drive it. Additionally, often these machines malfunction, leaving a family stranded. 

he Washington State Supreme Court found that the state broke its own rules for maintaining alcohol breath-testing machines and has ruled unanimously that alcohol breath tests in cases of alleged drunken or impaired driving aren’t admissible in court if they haven’t been properly calibrated to reduce inaccurate readings. This, of course, protects innocent drivers from being convicted on the basis of incorrect breath test readings. 

Experts have argued that the machine’s thermometers, which must be absolutely accurate for accurate readings, weren’t properly maintained, were inaccurate, and therefore led to false readings. To reduce this problem, the state adopted regulations requiring periodic verification of the machines’ thermometers. However, the state hasn’t followed its own rules for many years, if ever. One prosecutor complained that “the rules have become our own worst enemy.” This happens regularly in New York. All prosecutors care about is the increase of conviction rates. This is a serious problem.