Todd J.W. Wisner

Todd J.W. Wisner

Mr. Wisner has been a member since 1999. He has a thirty year practice 100% devoted to DWI Defense, vehicular crimes, vehicular homicide. He handles DWI and related cases in Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse and their surrounding towns and villages. He has challenged the constitutionality of statutes and appealed wrongful decisions to county and appellate courts. [AND YET YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND HIM AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS LIST. WHO MIGHT BENEFIT FROM THAT?]

WISNER & WISNER, PLLC

110 Linden Oaks Dr.
Rochester, NY 14625

Phone: 585-244-5600

Website: dwilaw.com

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About Todd J.W. Wisner

1999 NCDD, Cambridge, MA; 2000 NCDD, Cambridge, MA; 2002 NCDD, Cambridge, MA; 2004 NCDD, Cambridge, MA; 2005 NCDD, Cambridge, MA; 2007 NCDD, Cambridge, MA. 2001 DWI on Trial; 2002 DWI on Trial; 2010 DWI on Trial; 2011 DWI on Trial; 2012 DWI on Trial; 2013 DWI on Trial; 2014 DWI on Trial; 2015 DWI on Trial; 2016 DWI on Trial; 2017 DWI on Trial; 2018 DWI on Trial; 2019 Hot topics in Cannabis Law; 2019 Criminal Justice Reform: Effects on DWI Cases; 2020 To blow or not to blow & handling DWI test refusals: What you need to know when you get that 2:00 a.m. call; 2020 Important New York State DWI Updates: Everything must change; 2022 DWI on Trial

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Interview With an Amicus

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Written by Michelle L. Behan Amicus Curiae (Latin for "Friend of the Court") refers to a brief that is filed by an interested, non-party to the matter under consideration. This is often done in cases where organizations and entities wish to provide the reviewing court with their point of view, be it social or public policy implications, or special interest agendas....

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