Free New York DWI Case Evaluator
Nobody can promise an outcome, and anyone who does is selling something. But the questions a DWI defense lawyer asks are knowable, and the answers point somewhere. This walks you through the ones we ask about the stop, the testing and your record, and tells you what your answers suggest. It takes about three minutes.
What this is not. This is general information about New York law, not legal advice or a prediction. It can’t see your video, your paperwork or the breath instrument’s records, and those decide cases. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere; it stays in your browser.
What the evaluator looks at
Step 1
The stop
Whether police saw you driving, why they stopped you, and what you said. An unlawful stop can lead to suppression of everything that followed.
Step 2
The testing
Roadside tests, the handheld device, the two-hour rule, refusal warnings and the breath-test observation period.
Step 3
Your record
Prior convictions, a child in the car, license status and other factors that raise the stakes.
Talk to a former DWI prosecutor
Call or text (516) 939-1529, 24/7. The first consultation is free, in person, by video call or by phone call.
These tools are not a lawyer. We work to keep the numbers and the law on these pages accurate and up to date, but laws, fines and DMV rules change, and some information here may be incorrect or out of date. The results are general information, not legal advice, and using these tools does not create an attorney-client relationship. Always contact a lawyer to confirm the answers and how the law applies to your case. Call or text (516) 939-1529, 24/7.











