State v. ZT

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was dismissed due to lack of evidence that the client was impaired even though she admitted to drinking and the officer could smell the alcohol on her breath. Read On

State v. HW

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced because the breath test result was not admissible because the officer had not arrested the client prior to requesting the test, weakening the State's case. Read On

State v. VH

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI reduced because the blood test would not be admissible because the officer did not allow her to get the independent blood test she requested at a nearby hospital. Read On

State v. MM

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced after it was shown the breath test results would be inadmissible because the officer read a misleading version of the implied consent notice and left out crucial information. Read On

State v. HH

Case Type: DUI 2nd Offense • Outcome: DUI • The client had a prior DUI within 5 years of this arrest and the blood test showed he had a high BAC. A plea was negotiated so that the client avoided any additional jail time. Read On

State v. BP

Case Type: DUI/Child Endangerment • Outcome: DUI, other charges dismissed • The DUI and two Child Endangerment charges would have made the client a habitual violator and suspended her license for 5 years. A plea was negotiated for her to plead guilty to only one count of DUI and she was able to sti... Read On

State v. SB

Case Type: DUI Drugs • Outcome: Not Guilty • The client was found not guilty after a trial where testimony showed that the marijuana metabolites found in the client's blood and urine were not psychoactive and would not impair the ability to drive. Read On

State v. MW

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced because the client's driving was not erratic and she appeared coherent on the video and had a low breath test. Read On

State v. EO

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced for lack of evidence – the officer smelled alcohol and arrested the client immediately after she refused to blow into a breathalyzer. Read On

State v. MH

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Dismissed • The DUI was dismissed when the judge ruled at a motion hearing that the evidence did not support the claim that the client had failed to maintain her lane and so there was no cause to stop. Read On

State v. SF

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced. The client performed well on the field sobriety tests and refused the breath test. Read On

State v. NW

Case Type: MIP • Outcome: Dismissed • The client entered a diversion program and paid a small fine and the charges were dismissed. Read On

State v. GH

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced because the breath test results would have been inadmissible because the test was given more than 3 hours after he was seen driving. Read On

State v. RH

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Dismissed • The DUI was dismissed because the officer had no reasonable suspicion to stop and approach the client's car after leaving an empty parking lot. Read On

State v. YD

Case Type: DUI • Outcome: Reduced • The DUI was reduced because the breath test was inadmissible because the officer misled the client as to the cost of an independent blood test and told him he could not afford one, though he had access to the amount necessary. Read On