In New Jersey, a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% is considered driving while intoxicated.   The penalties and fines for driving while intoxicated or "DWI" depend upon whether you have previously been convicted of DWI.  If you have a prior DWI conviction then the potential penalties and fines that you will face are greater, and could possibly include jail time.  

Also, if your blood alcohol concentration is 0.10% or higher then the statute imposes even greater penalties, including longer periods of incarceration and loss of license.

Click above to download and print the New Jersey drunk driving statute and find out what penalties you may face.