Steven W. Hernandez

Steven W. Hernandez

The Hernandez Law Firm, P.C.

805 Main Street
Toms River, NJ 08753

Phone: 732-286-2700

Website: njdwiesq.com

Sustaining Member Board Certified Faculty State Delegate National Task Force Task-Force-Chair ABTC

About Steven W. Hernandez

Attorney Steven W. Hernandez has been practicing law in New Jersey since 2004. He is among the few attorneys in the state recognized as a Certified Municipal Court Trial Lawyer by the New Jersey Supreme Court and is a Board Certified DUI Lawyer by the National College for DUI Defense (NCDD), as recognized by the American Bar Association (ABA). In Addition he is a member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court, and the Federal District Court for the State of New Jersey. Mr. Hernandez, limits his practice to almost exclusively DWI. Mr. Hernandez believes that the key to fighting and winning a DWI/DUI case, is training. To that end, Mr. Hernandez has the following training directly related to DWI/DUI Defense - Standardized Field Sobriety Test Instructor - Trained by the Manufacturer on the Alcotest 7110 and 9510. - Successfully complete the Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) course. - Successfully completed the Drug Recognition 7-Day Overview Course - Completed over 120 hours of Forensic Chromatography courses at Axion Laboratories in Chicago, Illinois. He has successfully passed the ACS, Lawyer-Scientist Examination. - Completed the NCDD: Breath Testing From Input to Verdict Course Mr. Hernandez is the Author of the following publications: Inside the Minds: Negotiating a Plea Deal in DUI Cases, Aspatore Publishing, Nov. 2011 Inside the Minds: Navigating DUI Drug Cases, Aspatore Publishing, Jan.,2012 Inside the Minds: Trends in DUI Discovery, Aspatore Publishing, Oct., 2012 Inside the Minds: Witness Preparation and Examination for DUI Proceedings, 2014 ed.: New Jersey DWI Book, The Law & Practice, Lawyers & Judges Publishing, May, 2016


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