Allen, TX
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Allen, TX
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense ... +2 more
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was in a motorcycle accident, admitted to drinking, and consented to a blood test that showed alcohol in his system. Johnny sucessfully argued that the state could not prove when the intoxicatio ... n occurred, or what his score was at the time of driving. Client was found not guilty of Driving While Intoxicated.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was pulled over for speeding. Consented to a blood draw, had a blood score or .12, after 15 minutes of deliberations, the jury found the defendant not guilty of Driving While Intoxicated.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was arrested for DWI, she had been driving and was speeding 7 miles of the speed limit. Client looked and sounded 100% sober. She consented to breath with a breath score of .07. The jury came ba ... ck with a not guilty verdict in less than 10 minutes.
OUTCOME: Motion Granted, Case Dismissed
Client was pulled over leaving a bar, where a bar fight occurred. During the investigation, officers determined that the client was not a party to the bar fight. Rather than let him go, however, police ... started a DWI investigation nearly 45 minutes after the stop had occurred, with no reasonable suspicion a DWI occured. Result: After arguments were made before the Judge, the evidence from the DWI investigation was suppressed, including a blood alcohol score of .215. The case was then dismissed, and the client is eligible for a complete expunction of his records.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was asleep in the car at a stop light when police approached his vehicle. Client admitted to 3 or 4 beers, and police performed field sobriety test. Blood score showed a blood alcohol content of ... .108. During trial, Johnny successfully argued to have the blood results suppressed do to a 4th amendment violation, and argued to the jury that client’s performance on field sobriety tests was not indication of intoxication. Jury found the client not guilty of DWI.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was a long-haul trucker with a 30 ft trailer and was in a major accident that wiped out two utility poles, a stop sign, a street and a residential fence in a neighborhood in Dallas. There was a ... used crack pipe in the drug, and the blood test confirmed cocaine in client’s system. Defendant charged with driving while intoxicated. At jury trial, Johnny Lanzillo convinced the jury that they had no way of knowing if, how or when the cocaine entered the client’s system, and that the accident was just that – an accident. Client was found not guilty of DWI.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was pulled over and arrested for felony drug possession. State waited 2 and half years to indict, even with readily available lab results. Johnny Lanzillo successfully argued that client’s const ... itutional speedy trial rights were denied, and the case was dismissed on speedy trial grounds.
OUTCOME: No Billed
Defendant was accused of threatening his husband with a knife and choking him. He is also a DACA recipient and was held in jail with an ICE hold. Johnny Lanzillo carefully drafted a letter to the grand ... jury explaining the facts more clearly. With sworn affidavits from witnesses, the grand jury elected to no bill the Defendant finding that he never threatened anyone but himself with the knife, and no choking occurred. The ICE hold was released and defendant no longer faces felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charges.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Defendant was pulled over for speeding. Admitted to drinking 4 beers earlier. Officer determined he failed SFSTs, and was arrested for DWI. Consented to a breath test and had a score of .171. At Jury t ... rial, successfully argued that you did not know his score at time of driving, and that he actually overall looked good in SFSTs. Jury found him Not Guilty of Driving While Intoxicated.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client, a 23 year old girl, was pulled over by a state trooper in Dallas County. She admitted to have 3 large glasses of wine, and a DWI investigation began. This included a portable breath test (PBT) ... that showed a score of .164. Although the PBT score was not part of the evidence, her performance on the standard field sobriety tests, as well as the results of the PBT led to her arrest for Driving While Intoxicated. Client consented to a breath test, where her breath results were .129 and .132. At jury trial, Johnny Lanzillo successfully argued that the results did not accurately portray what she was at the time of driving. Jury rendered a "Not Guilty" verdict.
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