Recent Successful Results

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Recent Successful Results:

• OWI(2nd) Client was called in for road rage by motorist who followed him for several miles, was stopped by police and took a breath test and a blood test both of which were over the legal limit. The judge dismissed the road rage (disorderly conduct) charge and jury found client not guilty of drunk driving and operating with prohibited alcohol concentration.
  
  
• Client charged with drunk driving (3rd) and was on squad video crossing entirely into the oncoming lane of traffic and going entirely onto the opposite shoulder and back to his own shoulder and subsequently refused a breath test. Not guilty at jury trial.
  
  
• Client charged with drunk driving (1st) with .17 blood test, vehicle seen spinning, leaving road and flipping over into ditch with expert speed estimate of 69 miles per hour at the time of the accident and defendant seen leaving vehicle and followed down roadway on foot by passerby. Not guilty at jury trial.
  
  
• Client charged with drunk driving (3rd) (20 years earlier same office won drunk driving jury trial or this would have been his 4th offense). Amended to non-reportable traffic violation for which client would not lose his driving privileges and did not have to have ignition interlock.
  
  
• Client charged with drunk driving (2nd) with a breath test of .15. Client was videotaped by squad camera turning and driving the wrong way on a divided roadway past squad car. Evidence suppressed following motion hearing in which judge called counsel's cross-examination of arresting deputy "devastating." Charges dismissed.
  
  
• Client charged with drunk driving (2nd) with a .23 breath test and officer detained client because she was illegally parked in a running motor vehicle. Evidence suppressed due to unlawful detention and charges dismissed.
  
  
• Client, a law enforcement officer, charged with drunk driving 2nd and .26 breath test. At conclusion of government case breath test is suppressed as evidence, prohibited alcohol concentration charge dismissed, jury to be informed of the same and disregard breath test result. Charge amended to inattentive driving with client's consent.
  
  
• Client charged with drunk driving (1st) with .14 blood test. At conclusion of government's case, blood alcohol test suppressed, prohibited alcohol concentration dismissed and jury to be instructed to disregard blood alcohol test. Charge amended to inattentive driving with client's consent.
  
  
• Client was charged with OWI/PAC third offense following accident in which client was located in car and blood test of .153. Charges amended on morning of trial to Disorderly Conduct with much less jail time and no ignition interlock.
  
  
• Client charged with felony drunk driving 6th offense which subjects client to imprisonment if convicted. Client had been sentenced to prison on 5th offense. Counsel challenged two prior convictions (which prior counsel on the 5th offense had not challenged). Challenge successful and charge amended to a 4th offense for which client could not be imprisoned.
  
  
• Client charged with 3rd offense drunk driving. Counsel challenged prior conviction successfully so that charge becomes a non-criminal 1st offense violation. 3rd offense is dismissed and client is never recharged with OWI-1st.