Cincinnati, OH
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Cincinnati, OH
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense
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.
OUTCOME: OVI Dismissed
Client was getting ready to graduate from UD. She was pulled over for a stop sign violation and passed 2/3 field sobriety tests and refused a breath test.
OUTCOME: OVI Dismissed
Client took anxiety medication before two flights home to Dayton. He had an Irish Coffee earlier. He was charged with OVI leaving the Dayton Airport.
OUTCOME: Reduced to Reckless Driving
City of Cincinnati vs. B.C. Client was charged with OVI for being over the limit 0.161 on the Intoxilyzer 8000 breath testing machine. We challenged the machine for two years and were able to get the ... prosecutor to reduce the charge finally.
OUTCOME: Reduced to Reckless Driving
State v. B.F. My client was charged with an OVI and tested under the legal limit for alcohol. She provided a urine sample and it was positive for her proscribed medication. The state brought in what ... they called a Drug Recognition Expert. We challenged the expert's opinion and were successful getting the case reduced to reckless driving.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty Jury Verdict
Two counts of felony OVI with specs in Warren County Common Please Court. He was facing up to 30 months on each of two OVI charges and up to an additional 1-5 years in prison for each of two specs. H ... e had 5 prior OVI convictions in the last 20 years which made it a felony.
OUTCOME: DUI Motion to Suppress Evidence Granted
My client was followed by police for something dragging under his car. Officers followed him to his house. Once he stopped they approached him. He was asked to perform field sobriety tests. He was ... later arrested for OVI after refusing a breath test with a prior conviction in 20 years. After the Motion to Suppress hearing the Judge ruled that there was insufficient probable cause to arrest. The motion to suppress was granted.
OUTCOME: Charges Dismissed
My Client was charged with OVI after being discovered asleep in a drive thru at night. She was removed from the vehicle and asked to perform field sobriety tests. The arresting officer said that she ... failed in his report, but the video clearly showed that she had not. She was removed to the station and asked to submit to a breath test. She tested way under the legal limit. The Officer then asked her for a urine sample. She attempted on several occasions to produce a sample, but could not as she had voided her bladder before going to eat. She was marked as refusing the urine test. We objected to this and scheduled the case for a hearing on the ALS. The officers on the case failed to appear for every hearing and on the third setting the matter was dismissed for failure to prosecute, termination ALS, waiver of fee granted.
OUTCOME: Motion to Dismiss Granted
My client was pulled over and cited for DUI in Cincinnati, OH. He was not afforded a hearing within a reasonable time and the charges were dismissed after a hearing on the Motion to Dismiss.