York, PA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at York, PA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense
OUTCOME: Not guilty following multi-day jury trial
Client accused of grabbing a police officer and dragging him down the street from a car while another person drove the car. The case went to trial and resulted in a not guilty verdict on all counts. ... https://www.yorkdispatch.com/story/news/crime/2018/03/23/jury-passenger-not-guilty-glen-rock-cop-dragging-trial/453763002/
OUTCOME: Client's share of the restitution due was reduced from $70,000.00 to $1,150.00, saving the client $68,850.00.
Client charged with burglary entered treatment court but was ordered to pay pro rata share of $140,000.00 in restitution. Reviewed the restitution claim by the victim and reduced the restitution to $2, ... 300.00 by filing a motion and presenting a compelling case that the restitution claim was unsupported by the evidence.
OUTCOME: Prison avoided. Commonwealth forced to accept plea to a summary charge for just a fine and costs.
Client charged with obstruction of justice and hindering apprehension. Filed a motion for habeas corpus and at the hearing, witness testimony did not support the charge. Client entered a plea to a summ ... ary charge for a fine, avoiding a potential state prison sentence.
OUTCOME: DUI dismissed and plea entered to summary charge.
Client turned to avoid a checkpoint and was stopped and arrested. Video from police car was not kept by police. On my motion, judge prevented officer from testifying.
OUTCOME: Evidence from arrest suppressed. DUI dismissed. Plea to minor traffic violation.
Client stopped for very minor traffic violation. Officer suspected DUI following field tests and arrested client for 2nd DUI offense.
OUTCOME: Bench trial - judge found client "not guilty"
Police follow trail of fluid from vehicle across state line and into PA; locate vehicle in client's driveway. Arrest client for DUI after questioning.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed on motion.
Client had needle issues. Was asked to give blood. Asked to be allowed to lie down instead of sit up for test. Phlebotomist refused to let defendant lie down. Defendant refused testing and charged with ... most-severe DUI.
OUTCOME: Plea to failure to stay in lane, paid $25.00 fine. Felony fleeing and eluding and DUI dismissed.
Defendant left a small, rural town and was followed by police who claimed to see poor driving. Police signaled the vehicle to stop. The driver refused to stop, crossed a state line, and was found to be ... DUI as well, resulting in felony charges. The vehicle stop was illegal.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
In a bench trial in Adams County in 2014, my client was acquitted after being arrested for DUI while sitting in a parked car along a rural road. She was not seen driving and the car was not warm or sho ... wing signs of being recently driven.
OUTCOME: My client, accused of DUI while on drugs, was acquitted of DUI.
Client had a single car accident during the day on a straight stretch of road. The client called 911 and remained at the rural location, though it was close to his house. Because of a prior offense, ... the officer immediately suspected DUI. There was no alcohol involved, but the arresting officer suspected drug use. Blood testing was refused, and my client was evaluated by a PA State Trooper who is a "DRE" or "Drug Recognition Expert." The DRE evidence was used at the jury trial for the first time ever in Adams County, but the jury rejected it following a thorough and vigorous cross-examination of the DRE expert witness, and the client was acquitted of DUI.
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