The Difference between DWI and DUI

Attorney John Marshall

The distinction between a DWI and a DUI in New Jersey is a misnomer; there really is no distinction unlike other states where it may be two different offenses. In New Jersey it’s just two different terms that we refer to for typically the same type of charge.

DWI or DUI they are interchangeable.

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The Difference between DWI and DUI

Attorney John Marshall

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