State v. L. S. W.
N/AOUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client failed to stop for police and failed all sobriety tests. Breath test refused
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OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client failed to stop for police and failed all sobriety tests. Breath test refused
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client stopped for defective headlight while on way to court for prior DWI. Client appeared spaced out, smelled of alcohol, had red eyes and performed poorly on sobriety tests. Client also refused br ... eath tests. Jury returned verdict of Not Guilty.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Single car accident, car wrapped around traffic pole after leaving bar. Client sitting behind wheel when police arrived. Client smelled of alcohol, speech slurred and client addmitted to being disori ... ented. Client refused both sobriety and breath testing. Not guilty after jury trial.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client speeding, peformed fairlly well on balance tests but had trouble reciting alphabet and refused breath test. Following cross-examination by defense counsel, Judge threatened to make finding of i ... ncredibility against police officer.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client on wrong side of road, admitted drinking and vomitting. Breath sample of .214 was almost three times the legal limit. Defense able to convince jury to disregard breath test.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client stopped for speeding after returning from beach. Client showed slurred speech and bed of truck full of empty beer cans. Breath test failure of .113
OUTCOME: DISMISSED - During Trial
Client stopped for disregarding officer directing traffic while leaving music festival. Client admitted drinking and provided breath test with results of .132. State forced to dismiss after jury sele ... ction when defense counsel disclosed offense did not take place in county of prosecution.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED - Day of Trial
Client weaving lane to lane. Vehicle smelled of incense, beer and client had dialated pupils. Client performed poorly on sobriety tests and police concluded intoxicated due to drugs. Drug Recognitio ... n Exam administered. Dismissed day of trial.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Client speeding 55 in 35, slurred speech, strong odor of alcohol and poor balance. Court granted defense motion to suppress field sobriety tests for state's failure to designate expert witnesses.
OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Lenard stopped for speeding. After officer accused him of having too much to drink, he declined to do sobriety tests and refused to provide breath specimen. Case tried to jury who could not reach una ... nimouse verdict (5-1 in favor of NOT GUILTY). State declined to re-try and dismissed