Are these the results that you want your attorney to achieve?
- 5th offense drunk driving (felony) with an accident and .34 blood alcohol reduced to a zero point violation that does not show on the client's traffic record.
- Not guilty at trial of 5th offense drunk driving (felony) with a .23 breath test.
- Drunk driving, refusal allegation and possession of a controlled substance all dismissed due to court determination that there was insufficient reasonable suspicion to detain the client for sobriety testing and search of his motor vehicle.
- 21 minute not guilty verdict of drunk driving with a .16 breath test.
- Not guilty of a 3rd offense drunk driving with a refusal.
- Not guilty of a 2nd offense drunk driving with a .19 breath test.
- Refusal dismissed by judge and not guilty of drunk driving without client having to testify at trial.
- Drunk driving with a .11 breath test dismissed after judge suppressed evidence due to insufficient probable cause to arrest.
- Police responded to a fast food restaurant because employees said the client going through the drive-thru was drunk. Employees delayed his food service until police could arrive. Fourth offense drunk driving with a .185 blood test result. Charges dismissed after judge found that there was insufficient reason to detain the client.
- Client crossed centerline and hit another vehicle head-on. Failed field sobriety tests and preliminary breath test. .16 breath test. All charges dismissed because of insufficient probable cause to arrest.
- Motorist called police because client was speeding, weaving and crossing the centerline. The police responded and followed motorist following client and detained client in parking lot. .09 breath test. Following a 6 hour hearing, all charges dismissed due to insufficient probable cause to arrest.
- 2nd offense drunk driving with a .19 blood test. First trial was a mistrial. Charges reduced to a zero point violation that would not show on client's driving record.
- Drunk driving, refusal and criminal obstructing a police officer. All charges dismissed.
And the list goes on...
- 5th offense drunk driving (felony) for which there was no defense and for which the client would definitely have been sentenced to prison. Challenge to one of the predicate drunk drivings successful thereby reducing the charge to a fourth offense with no possibility of prison.
- 5th offense drunk driving (felony) for which there was no defense and for which the prosecutor wanted as much prison as he could get and the judge would likely have gone along. Reduced to a 4th offense drunk driving by challenging a predicate offense. Client could not be sent to prison.
- 3rd offense drunk driving for which there was no defense. Reduced to a 1st offense drunk driving due to a successful challenge to a predicate offense.
- 5th offense drunk driving with a .26 breath test for which there was no defense with challenges to all predicate criminal drunk drivings, reduced to a 1st offense.
And the list goes on...
