Cincinnati, OH
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Cincinnati, OH
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense
OUTCOME: DUI and Child Endangering Dismissed with Prejudice
K.W. was pulled over for a taillight violation. She was accused of being under the influence of alcohol. She had a child in the car. A preliminary breath test showed a result over the legal limit. ... An evidentiary breath test showed her under the legal limit. Her DUI and Child Endangering charges were dismissed.
OUTCOME: Found Not Guilty and Public Safety Suspension Terminated
W.W. was charged with OVI or Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence and a Marked Lanes Violation with a crash. The defense filed a motion to suppress evidence challenging the state's ability to ... identify what he was under the influence of. There was no odor of alcohol or dangerous drug consumption. The court found probable cause for the arrest. The transcript of the motion to suppress was submitted by the defense and prosecution for trial to the Judge.
OUTCOME: The charges were dismissed.
B.A. was indicted in Montgomery County, Ohio, for knowingly cause or attempt to cause physical harm to another, being a functionally impaired person, as defined in Section 2903.10(A) of the Ohio Revise ... d Code, under the caretaker’s care, while said defendant was a caretaker as defined in Section 2903.10(B) of the Ohio Revised Code; contrary to the form of the statute (in violation of Sections 2903.13(A) and 2903.13(C)(1) of the Ohio Revised Code) in such case made and provided, and against the peace and dignity of the State of Ohio. The Defense challenged the competence of the state's witness. The court found the witness was not competent.
OUTCOME: OVI Dismissed and BMV Refusal Suspension Terminated
9350- State of Ohio vs. C.B. Client was pulled over for a turn signal violation and speeding 91 in a 70 MPH zone. He refused the field tests and the breath test. He was arrested for OVI. He had a ... prior OVI conviction within 10 years and two prior refusals. The officer's report indicated he observed a strong odor of alcohol, bloodshot and glassy eyes, broken speech, admitted going the wrong way toward his stated destination, and an open beer was found in the car. No slurred speech on the video. His answers showed no signs of mental impairment. He walked fine upon exiting the vehicle. Case dismissed at the motion to suppress evidence hearing for no probable cause to arrest.
OUTCOME: 4th OVI/DUI reduced to reckless driving
E.C. (9243) Client was accused of driving left of center and almost striking an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper head on. Filed a motion to suppress evidence challenging the validity of the stop be ... cause the video from the police showed my client did not cross the center line. Charge reduced to reckless driving saving a lifetime revocation of his out of state license.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty at Jury Trial
8906- Commonwealth v M.W. Gallatin County, KY multi car crash on the highway and allegation of driving under the influence of Adderall, failure to surrender revoked license, and possession of legend d ... rug. Possession of legend drug dismissed before trial, empty pill bottles suppressed with motion in limine, and failure to surrender revoked license amended to no license on person prior to trial with $25 fine.
OUTCOME: OVI Dismissed
State v. M.K. (8878) Client pulled over for expired registration tags on license plate. He performed field sobriety tests, his breath test was under the legal limit. The prosecutor offered reckless ... driving. Client was adamant that he was not under the influence or driving recklessly. We set the case for a motion to suppress evidence challenging the probable cause to arrest for OVI. Prosecutor offered to dismiss the OVI.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty of OVI
OVI, Driving under expired license, and speeding. Refusal of breath test. Found not guilty by jury verdict of OVI, driving on expired license dismissed on Rule 29 motion, and guilty of speeding with ... $100 fine.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty at Jury Trial
Second offense operating under the influence. Driving left of center. Slip exiting truck. Blood shot watery eyes. Admission of drinking. Strong odor of alcohol. Refused field sobriety tests and b ... reath test.
OUTCOME: Dismissed With Prejudice
St. v. D.S. This OVI case was a third offense in six years with a driving under suspension charge. The client was facing a minimum of 60 days to 18 months in jail. The defense challenged probable c ... ause for the stop based on an anonymous tipster. The tipster and the arresting officer were both not available to testify at the hearing.