DUI
Aug 18, 2014OUTCOME: Reckless Driving plea agreement
Negotiated a reckless driving plea with a bac greater than a .10 due to legal issues and proof issues that were uncovered during our investigation.
Phoenix, AZ
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Juvenile
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving plea agreement
Negotiated a reckless driving plea with a bac greater than a .10 due to legal issues and proof issues that were uncovered during our investigation.
OUTCOME: diversion with dismissal upon completion of classes
Client was trying to help his friend who was being investigated for a possible DUI, but interfered with the officers investigation and was charged
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving
Client was operating a car while impaired by prescription drugs and ran off the road, causing an accident. Through our detailed investigation, we were able to present a case to the prosecutor and hav ... e him dismiss the DUI charges.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
Aggravated DUI where the case was older and I was able to contact the prosecutor's office prior to the first hearing and present information in order for them to dismiss the case. Our investigation le ... ad to the dismissal of the charges.
OUTCOME: diversion with dismissal upon completion of classes
A dispute between a couple that lead to an injury. I was able to communicate specific information based off our investigation, which lead the prosecutor to offering diversion classes, which will resul ... t in dismissal upon completion
OUTCOME: Dismissal by Prosecution
Client was cited for criminal nuisance and public intoxication stemming from a night out in Scottsdale. I was able to persuade the prosecutor to dismiss the charges based off a lack of evidence.
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving
Negotiated the dismissal of DUI charges in exchange for a Reckless Driving plea agreement
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving
Negotiated the dismissal of both DUI charges in exchange for a reckless driving plea.
OUTCOME: Dismissal of .08, .15, and .20 charges
DUI charges dismissed at a Rule 20 hearing where the state could not prove greater than a .08, .15, and .20 within two hours of driving.
OUTCOME: Misdemeanor assult
My client was charged with a felony following a bar fight where there was substantial damage done to the alleged victim's face. He was identified as one of the defendants and was charged.