Birmingham, AL
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Birmingham, AL
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Expungement
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was stopped on the interstate by a municipal police offer at 2:18 A.M. for improper lane usage. Officer noted an odor of alcohol and glassy eyes. Client failed a sobriety investigation and was ... arrested for DUI. Client registered a .14 on the breath test. Attorney Whitney Polson negotiated with the City to have the DUI charge dismissed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was stopped by a municipal police officer at 1:39 A.M. for weaving and failing to use a proper signal. The officer noted client had slurred speech, glassy eyes, impaired memory and client had d ... ifficulty following instructions. Client also admitted to the officer of having consumed alcohol prior to driving. Client was asked to perform SFST. The officer rendered an opinion that client "failed" the given exercises. Client was arrested for DUI. Client refused to submit a breath sample once at the jail. Attorney Whitney Polson negotiated with the City Prosecutor and reached a dismissal agreement on the DUI charge.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was cited for driving on a revoked driver license by a municipal police officer. Client contacted Polson & Polson and the attorney's of Polson & Polson were able to help client restore her driv ... er license. Upon appearing in court, Attorney Polson was able to negotiate for the Driving While Revoked Ticket to be dismissed and amended to a non-revocation citation. Client was thereby kept from serving a jail sentence and as well was able to maintain her driver license.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was involved in a single car roll-over accident. A concerned motorist called law enforcement after seeing client's vehicle in a ditch, turned over. Upon arriving at the wreck, the Trooper foun ... d client in the vehicle. After helping client out of the car, Trooper noted client was under the influence of alcohol and arrested him for DUI. Client registered a .15g/210L on the breath test. Client was faced with many serious penalties. Attorney Whitney Polson negotiated a dismissal agreement with the District Attorney's Office.
OUTCOME: Acquittal
Client is a CDL holder. He was charged with speeding in his commercial vehicle. Upon a trial, client was acquitted of speeding; thus, saving his job.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Municipal Officer was dispatched on report of a potential intoxicated driver. Officer located client's vehicle in the area and began to follow. Officer witnessed client fail to signal at a stop sign ... and stopped client. Officer saw an open container of alcohol in the vehicle and client had slurred speech and seemed disoriented. Client was ordered from the car and sobriety tests were administered. Officer concluded client was under the influence of alcohol and arrested him for DUI, Open Container and Improper Signal. Client refused to submit to the breath test. This was client's third lifetime DUI arrest. Upon pre-trial negotiations, attorney Whitney Polson was able to negotiate for a dismissal of the DUI and Open Container charges.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was involved in a side-swipe accident on Interstate I-65. When local police arrived, client was standing outside of his vehicle. Client informed officer he had been the "victim" of the acciden ... t. Officer conducted a sobriety investigation and arrested client for DUI. Upon the search of client's vehicle, an un-permited handgun was found. Client was arrested for DUI and Pistol Without a Permit. Client refused to submit to a breath test. On the day of trial, the prosecution agreed to a dismissal agreement. Client had prior DUI arrests.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was pulled over at 3:01 A.M. by a municipal police officer for not having tag lights. The officer noted an odor of alcohol, slurred speech and client admitted to having recently left a bar. Of ... ficer opined that client failed all administered SFST. Client was arrested for DUI and also given a citation for improper lights. Client registered a .19g/210L on the breath test, more than twice the legal limit. Client had a previous DUI arrest, making this his second DUI arrest. Prior to trial, a dismissal agreement was reached with the City; wherein client will have DUI dismissed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was stopped at 2:32 AM by a municipal police officer for improper lane usage. The officer noted an odor of alcohol and that client had red eyes. Client was ordered from the vehicle and asked t ... o perform SFSTs. The officer concluded that client "failed" the SFSTs and arrested for DUI. Client registered a .21g/210L on the breath test. With client facing the possibility of loss of job, license, installation of an ignition interlock for 2 years and loss of professional career, Attorney Whitney Polson was able to a negotiate an agreement with the City, wherein client's DUI will be dismissed; thus saving all things listed.
OUTCOME: Dismissal Agreement
Client was stopped, at 11:54P.M., on the shoulder of an exit ramp to Interstate I-65. A citizen called 911 to report that client was passed out. An Officer approached to investigate. Client was fou ... nd to be passed out, behind the steering wheel, with the ignition on. Client was awoken and ordered from the vehicle. The officer opined that client was under the influence of alcohol by client's poor performance on sobriety testing and his physical condition. Client was arrested for DUI and transported to the jail. Client registered a .12g/210L on the breath test. On the date of client's trial, the City agreed to a dismissal agreement of client's DUI charge. This was client's third lifetime DUI.
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