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Why Zealous Defense Of New
Jersey DWI
Charges Is Important
Alan M. Dershowitz, Esq. (famed Harvard Law Professor and member of the O.J.
Simpson "Dream Team") once said this about his role as a defense
attorney: "Once I decide to take a case, I have only one agenda: I
want to win. I will try, by every fair and legal means, to get my client
off." (Alan M. Dershowitz, The Best Defense, 1982 at page xv).
Dershowitz says: "The zealous defense attorney is the last bastion of
liberty - the final barrier between an overreaching government and its citizens.
The job of the defense attorney is to challenge the government; to make those in
power justify their conduct in relation to the powerless; to articulate and
defend the right of those who lack the ability or resources to defend
themselves. (Even the rich are relatively powerless - less so, of course, than
the poor - when confronting the resources of a government prosecutor). (Alan M.
Dershowitz, The Best Defense, 1982 at page 415).
I was recently being driven to the airport (to attend a DWI Defense seminar) by
a Jordanian Immigrant. He told me that when he visits Jordan, he is flocked by
Jordanians begging to come to the United States. The motive - not the ability to
earn more money and to acquire and be surrounded by more material resources (as
I thought), but liberty and freedom.
Freedom is a vital part of what makes the United States a great democracy.
Defense Attorneys protect that freedom by assuring that the power of the
government is kept in check. As Dershowitz states "[t]hose who argue that
defense attorneys should limit their representation to the innocent, or indeed,
to any specific group or category, open the door to a system where the
government decides who is, and who is not, entitled to a defense. Granting that
power to the government, to the bar, or to any establishment, marks the
beginning of the end of an independent defense bar - and the beginning of the
end of liberty." (Alan M. Dershowitz, The Best Defense, 1982 at page
416).
New Jersey DWI laws are perhaps the strictest in the Nation. Accordingly, the
vast majority of Defendants charged with DWI will quickly crumble under the
power of the State and plead guilty. Sadly, far too often, guilty pleas are
accompanied by poor advice from inexperienced or lazy counsel. No defense
representation or inadequate representation is to the Constitution what a cancer
is to a healthy and vibrant body. Once a State charge is tantamount to guilt,
innocence is no longer presumed, the Constitution is meaningless, and a
"police state" exists.
I am a protector of my clients and of the liberties which form the soul of the
United States. By passionately representing a client charged with DWI, the
immense power of the State is maintained in check, and the integrity of the
process is preserved. When I defend a client charged with DWI (and remember
before guilt is proven by the State beyond a reasonable doubt, a DWI ticket is
merely an allegation), I am committed (both ethically and morally) to do
everything within the bounds of legality and ethics to win.
Greggory M. Marootian, Esq.
30 West Mount Pleasant Avenue, Suite 203
Livingston, New Jersey 07039
Tel (973) 994-3732
Toll Free in NJ (800) 905-2111
Fax (973) 994-2239
gmmesq@aol.com
Call on New Jersey DWI lawyer, Greggory M. Marootian when you need experienced professionals to give you the facts, and restore your integrity.
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