Los Angeles, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +11 more
OUTCOME: DUI Dismissed
Ms. L was charged with a DUI. She was pulled over for speeding (75 in a 55) and when she submitted to the PAS test she blew a .117. After negotiating her case, I was able to dismiss her DUI charges and ... plead her to a Wet Reckless.
OUTCOME: no Filing
Mr. A was planning on becoming a truck driver. However, he needed to take his exam first. Upon getting ready to take his exam, the allegation was that he had someone else take the exam for him. Well af ... ter doing our investigation on the case and contacting both the DA and the CHP, there was a decision not to file rendered in this case for perjury.
OUTCOME: Burglary Charge Dismissed
Mr. E had just finished is parole after serving 2 years in state prison for receiving stolen property. Mr. E went to a Target with an empty back pack and stole a bottle of patron. Because of his prison ... background, The District Attorney was asking for a plea to one count of Burglary and 180 days in the county jail. After hours of negotiations with the District Attorney about how my client has finally been able to turn his life around, the DA agreed to a Petty Theft Charge and 30 days of community service.
OUTCOME: DUI Dismissed
Mr. A and his girlfriend had run away from a party. They both jumped in the car, where Mr. A's girlfriend was the driver. When they were on the freeway, the car ran out of gas. They were stopped on the ... shoulder and both sitting in the back seat. The CHP then drove up behind them and did a "welfare" check. Immediately following the welfare check, the CHP officer conducted a DUI investigation. Neither party admitted to driving, but because the car was registered to Mr. A, Mr. A was arrested for DUI. On July 9th, 2013, we ran a motion to suppress the evidence and dismiss the DUI counts against my client. The Judge sided with us, and the DUI charges were dismissed pursuant to PC 1538.5. There was no probable cause to arrest my client on suspicion of DUI.
OUTCOME: DUI Dismissed
Mr. G was coming back from Fontana after he and a friend had attended a UFC fight. During event, Mr. G had consumed a beer but felt perfectly ok to drive. When they were getting close to the freeway, M ... r. G hit a DUI Checkpoint, at the Checkpoint, Mr. G blew a .09, after being arrested and taken to the station, his Blood Results came back at .11. Because of the blood alcohol level rising, I was able to place forward a "Rising Blood Alcohol Defense" and able to dimiss his DUI charges and he plead to a wet-reckless.
OUTCOME: DUI Dismissed
Ms. J was stopped for speeding. Upon being stopped the LAPD started a DUI investigation. After the investigation was complete, Ms. J was arrested for being under the influence of alcohol. After numerou ... s weeks of negotiations with the City Attorney's office, all the DUI charges as well as driving without a valid California Drivers License, were dismissed.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Ms. S was out in Hollywood, having a good time with her friends. After a few hours had passed from her last drink, Ms. S decided that she was OK to drive home. Upon driving home, she was stopped at a D ... UI checkpoint. She passed her field sobriety tests but was still booked on suspicion of DUI. After negotiations with the city prosecutors office, I was able to have the case rejected and save my client's license. Ms. S can continue driving and no longer have to worry about this case.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Mr. Q called me in a panic regarding a DUI he received. He told me he was in his car, when a police officer pulled up. He was given a field sobriety test and taken into custody. A lot of things did not ... add up with his case. His case was due in court tomorrow (4/3/13) but I called the DA's office to discuss the case. I was able to have his case rejected by the DA.
OUTCOME: Case Dismissed
Client X was at a family function when some unwanted guest arrived. The owner of the house had told Client X to ask the unwanted house guests to leave. Client X got into a verbal argument with the unwa ... nted house guests who eventually left. However after the houseguest had left, they tore their clothing and called the police and said Client X had attacked them. Approximately 14 months had passed since the time of the alleged incident and there was no contact made by the police. One day Client X's wife was at home, when the police had knocked on her door to serve a warrant for Client X's arrest. The issue was, the alleged incident occurred over 14 months ago. Without having Client X having to go into custody, I was able to recall and quash the warrant in court. I plead not guilty on behalf of the client and requested and was granted an OR release. For our next court date, I filed a Serna Motion, to dismiss my client's case because Client X's speedy trial rights were violated. Today, the entire case and action against Client X was dismissed. Client X saved $40,000 in bail money and kept his criminal record clean. Client X is an actual client, however, we have kept his name completely private per their request.
OUTCOME: Dismissed and Reduced
Mr. A was driving his drunk friend back after going to dinner. Mr. A had one drink and felt fine to drive while his friend was heavily intoxicated. To avoid having his friend drive, Mr. A decided to dr ... ive home. As they were driving a Police Officer pulled up along side Mr. A and stared him down. He then began to follow Mr. A on the highway, waiting for Mr. A to commit a traffic violation. The officer claimed Mr. A's rear tires went over the solid white lines and pulled him over. Mr. A was then accused of being high on drugs. After that Mr. A, he was requested to perform the FSTs. Mr. A's PAS came back at .09/.08. After months of negotiations with the District Attorney on this case, I was able to have his DUI dismissed!
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