State v. CS

Case Type: Drug Possession • Outcome: Dismissed • The charge was dismissed because the officer performed an illegal pat-down of the client. Read On

State v. MB

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Local Ordinance • The charge was reduced to a local ordinance violation because the officer's stop of the vehicle was illegal – the client was cited for not signaling while changing lanes but there was no traffic and there is no duty to use a turn signal whe... Read On

State v. VT

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving because the only evidence was the officer's statements that she had bloodshot eyes and an odor of alcohol on her breath. There was no less safe driving and no breath test. Read On

State v. SP

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Dismissed • The charge was dismissed because the officers did not follow proper procedure during a roadblock. Read On

State v. MK

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving because the client's driving was not as described in the police report and performed well on field sobriety evaluations. Read On

State v. HM

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Dismissed • The charge was dismissed after the judge concluded after a motion hearing that there was no cause to suspect the client had been the driver. Read On

State v. GT

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving after it was determined that the testing equipment used for the breath sample was not properly maintained. Read On

State v. RK

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving after evidence was produced that proved the client suffered from a condition making it physically impossible for her to produce a breath sample and that she was not attempting to "trick" the testi... Read On

State v. WY

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving after it was determined that the officer did not comply with the NHTSA procedures for administering field sobriety evaluations. Read On

State v. LU

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving after it was determined that the field sobriety tests and breath test results would not be admissible at trial because the officer used coercive tactics and forced the client to submit to the testing. Read On

State v. BB

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Minimum Statutory Jail Time • The client was charged with a second DUI in 10 years and was involved in a car accident with serious injuries to the victims. We negotiated the minimum amount of jail time required by statute and he was able to keep driving on a limited permit. Read On

State v. VP

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: 2 DUI Charges • The client was charged with two DUIs within a single month. One DUI was reduced to Reckless Driving so the second DUI charge was treated as a first offense. Read On

State v. REL

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: DUI, DUI Child Endangerment Dismissed • The client was charged with DUI and DUI Child Endangerment. The child endangerment charge was dismissed and the client was able to keep her driving privileges. Read On

State v. KH

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: 2nd DUI Offense Reduced to Reckless Driving • The client was charged with DUI for the second time in 5 years. Client reported an accident after leaving the scene and driving home. The officers came to his house and arrested him for DUI after he failed field sobriety evalua... Read On