STATE V. RT

Case Type: Drug Possession • Outcome: Dismissed • The possession charge was dismissed after the judge found that the officer did not have the right to frisk the client after being asked to step out of his vehicle. But for the illegal frisking, the officer would not have found the drugs on the clien... Read On

STATE V. GF

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: Not Guilty • The client was arrested for his second DUI in 10 years. He was found not guilty due to little evidence of evidence. Read On

STATE V. JN

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The client admitted to drinking and showed some minor indications of alcohol impairment. The charge was reduced because there was no evidence of less safe driving or a traffic offense and no breath test. Read On

STATE V. SP

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI • The client was arrested for his 5 th lifetime DUI. He avoided jail time by accepting treatment. Read On

STATE V. PT

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: Not Guilty • The client was approached by police on the side of the road after getting a flat tire due to debris in the road and performed poorly on several field sobriety tests. There was no breath or blood test. A jury found her not guilty of DUI. Read On

STATE V. BF

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced based on passing several of the field sobriety tests and a low breath test result. Read On

STATE V. HT

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced after video evidence showed the client appeared coherent and cooperative and discredited the officer's report of poor performance on field sobriety tests. Read On

STATE V. PG

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving based on the client's agreement to enter treatment. Read On

STATE V. BY

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The client backed into a ditch at the end of her driveway, then went inside her home to report the accident and had a few drinks while waiting for the police. She was arrested for DUI but the charge was reduced to Reckless Driving beca... Read On

STATE V. WR

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The client was arrested for his third DUI. He did not submit to field sobriety tests and refused to take the State breath test. The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving. Read On

STATE V. SG

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI dismissed • The charge was dismissed because the 911 call reporting erratic driving was not specific enough for the officer to believe it was the client's vehicle and the officer did not see him violate any traffic laws before stopping him. Read On

STATE V. KB

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving because the video directly contradicted the officer's report of the arrest. Read On

STATE V. KM

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving • The charge was reduced to Reckless Driving because the only evidence of impairment the officer observed – bloodshot eyes and unsteadiness on his feet – could have also been caused by the impact the client suffered during the car accident. Read On

STATE V. JE

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: DUI reduced to Local Ordinance • The charge was reduced to a local ordinance violation because the car accident could be explained by limited experience on a motorcycle and no field sobriety evaluations were performed due to his injuries from the accident.  Read On

STATE V. DF

Case Type: DUI/DWI • Outcome: Dismissed • The DUI was dismissed after a motion hearing due to lack of evidence that the client had been driving that night. Read On