State v. Singer

May 18, 2008

OUTCOME: Motion To Suppress Granted

Client was stopped and charged with DUI by a veteran DUI officer. After reviewing the reports and the video, it became apparent that the officer may have mis-interpreted certain "indicators" of impairm ... ent. It also became apparent that the basis to stop client was unlawful, thereby rendering all subsequent evidence inadmissible against the client. The Judge ultimately agreed and granted our Motion which suppressed all the evidence, including any breath test results.

C. Pawley

Jan 01, 2008

OUTCOME: All charges Dropped

client was arrested by Jacksonville Beach police after allegedly wrecking his car into a residential yard. He allegdly appeared intoxicated and was arrested for DUI. After filing a Motion to Suppress ... all the evidence based on an improper police investigation, the Judge agreed and granted the motion. The state was then forced to drop all charges.

State v. Douglas Smith

May 18, 2006

OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed

Client charged with Felony Drug Possession and Cultivation (cannibas) charges. After filing a Motion To Suppress Evidence based on an illegal police detention of my client, I asked for a hearing on it. ... After the Judge denied the Motion, we took the case up on appeal to the First District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee and convinced the Court to overrule the Judge's denial of the motion. The case was sent back with directions to suppress all the evidence. The state soon thereafter dropped all charges. Client's felony conviction was removed and he never spent one day in jail.

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State v. Dinsmore

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OUTCOME:

Client charged with DUI property damage. After a careful review of the facts and several depositions, we filed a Motion To Suppress all the evidence based on an improper police investigation. After a ... hearing on the motion, the Court granted the case leaving the state with no evidence and the subsequent breath test results were suppressed.

Feller v. DMV

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OUTCOME: Circuit Court Granted Petition.

In Florida, you automatically incur a DL suspension when you are arrested for DUI and you blow over a .08 or refuse the breath/urine/blood test. You are entitled to a trial on the facts of the case. Su ... bpoenas are issued and witnesses appear where the attorneys question them under oath and then make legal arguments on behalf of the client. The goal is to have the DUI suspension set aside. In this particular case the DMV refused to do so and the client appealed. We filed a Petition with the Circuit Court and there the judge agreed that the DMV erred and denied my client due process.