DUI reduced to Dry Reckless
Jan 21, 2015OUTCOME: DMV on refusal won and licensed returned to client. Case in court reduced to a non-alcohol reckless driving (Dry reckless).
Case involved a refusal to test blood or breath DUI.
Westlake Village, CA
Expungement Lawyer at Westlake Village, CA
Practice Areas: Expungement, Contracts & Agreements
OUTCOME: DMV on refusal won and licensed returned to client. Case in court reduced to a non-alcohol reckless driving (Dry reckless).
Case involved a refusal to test blood or breath DUI.
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving reduction
This was a second time DUI while person was under 21 and driving 120 MPH. In this County this was a minimum 120 day jail case reduced to reckless driving.
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving and DUI dismissed
Case involved a .11% bac alcohol level and although no mandatory dismissal issues existed, the case was negotiated down to a reckless driving and DUI charges dismissed.
OUTCOME: Reckless Driving and Commercial license returned
Client was a commercial driver who lost his DMV hearing and therefore lost his commercial license in the process. I researched the case and there were no automatic mandatory dismissal issues. However ... , I was able to negotiate a reduction to reckless driving and made an agreement for a Helmandollar. Helmandollar is an agreement where we have a court trial on the .08% count where they agree not to supply evidence of guilt. The Judge finds the client not guilty of the .08% charge and that gets the DMV to give him back his commercial license. This keeps him working. It is a clever little loop hole.
OUTCOME: Dismissed DUI charges
Case involved a driver with a alcohol level over .08%. Case had no mandatory dismissal issues, however I was able to negotiate a dismissal for a plea to speeding.