Mitchell J. Ansell and Greg S. Gargulinski
obtain successful outcome for client
in published NJ Appellate Division Ruling, State v.
Conroy
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As counsel for the defendant,
Mitchell J.
Ansell and
Greg S. Gargulinski successfully
argued and briefed the case of State v.
Conroy before the New Jersey Appellate
Division. Mr. Ansell convinced the Court
to sentence a fourth offender under the
drunk driving statute (which mandates a
180-day jail term), as a second offender for
custodial purposes (discretionary jail term
between 2 days and 90 days). Mr.
Ansell convinced the Appellate Division that
the defendant was entitled to the benefit of
the mandatory 10-year step-down provision
afforded under the drunk driving
statute because his first conviction was
uncounseled and did not count for sentencing
purposes pursuant to State v. Laurick.
The New Jersey Appellate Division published
its unanimous ruling on January 9, 2008. The
case is pending certification by the New
Jersey Supreme Court.
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