State v. D. D. - Put Hands on Police Officer
N/AOUTCOME: DISMISSED
Client speeding, difficulty performing balance tests. Then began to argue with and touched officer. She was then arrested and later refused breath testing. Dismissed.
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OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Client speeding, difficulty performing balance tests. Then began to argue with and touched officer. She was then arrested and later refused breath testing. Dismissed.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Client stopped for failing to yield to oncoming traffic. Client denied consumption of alcohol. DPS trooper alleged client performed poorly on sobriety tests and arrested. Client refused breath test. ...
OUTCOME: DISMSSED
Client speeding 100 mph after admitting to 4 beers and "feeling pretty good." DWI Task force officer alleges client failed sobriety tests. Attorney Anthony Segura established tests were administered ... on overpass with many vehicles going by causing overpass to shake.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED
19 year old client stopped for straddling two lanes of traffic. Client admitted consumption of alcohol and failed sobriety tests. Officers discovered possible inhalants in vehicle and arrested for DW ... I as a result of combination of alcohol and unknown drug.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Client stopped for speeding, officers suspected use of marihuana and other drugs, client unsteady, failed sobriety tests, refused blood test.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client weaving and driving 20 mph under speed limit on freeway. Client displayed strong odor of alcohol, fumbled for license and had difficulty answering questions. Client stumbled out of car and fai ... led all roadside sobriety tests. Client exercised right to decline to provide sample of breath.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client ran red light causing accident. Witness and police observed client unable to stand without assistance. Client performed poorly on sobriety tests and refused a breath test. Defense argued that ... police and witness testimony was exaggerated, unreliable and witnesses contradicted each other.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY - Instructed Verdict
Driving with no headlights at night. Officer noted faint odor of alcohol and instructed client to exit to investigate odor of alcohol. Court granted defense motion to suppress all evidence gather dur ... ing investigation as result of illegal detention.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client speeding and weaving within lane. Officer observed slightly slurred speech and unsteady balance. Defendant failed all roadside sobriety tests and declined to provide specimen of breath or bloo ... d. Defense argued sobriety tests not fair as client was more than 50 lbs overweight.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED
After traffic stop, officer smelled marijuana. Client admitted to possession and officer located controlled substance in client’s wallet. Defense convinced prosecution to allow Client to take drug co ... urse and perform community service in return for dismissal.