Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Family ... +2 more
OUTCOME: DUI dismissed.
Driver was followed by Georgia State Patrol Trooper through four turns on local roads. Trooper stopped driver for “crossing over the fog line a couple of times.” Driver performed field sobriety exami ... nations and provided a sample for the alco-sensor. Driver was arrested for DUI. The driver refused to blow into the Intoxilyzer 5000. On trial day over two years later, the entire case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: DUI reduced to reckless driving.
Driver was seen turning left at an intersection ahead of oncoming traffic and pedestrians. Officer followed driver several blocks and then stopped the driver and investigated. The driver refused to d ... o any tests. The officer arrested the driver for DUI and failure to yield turning left. At the license suspension hearing, the officer unilaterally withdrew the affidavit. At the motion hearing on the DUI charge, the charge was reduced to reckless driving.
OUTCOME: DUI reduced to reckless driving.
Driver was followed by Georgia State Patrol Trooper through four turns on local roads. Trooper stopped driver for “crossing over the fog line a couple of times.” Driver performed field sobriety exami ... nations and provided a sample for the alco-sensor. Driver was arrested for DUI. The driver refused to blow into the Intoxilyzer 5000. On trial day over two years later, the entire case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: DUI reduced to reckless driving.
Driver had rung a neighbor’s doorbell because he had stopped driving during a hypoglycemic episode. The neighbor called 911. The officer arrested him for public intoxication. Later, when the neighbo ... r discovered the driver’s truck in the driveway, the officer re-arrested him, this time for DUI. The officer read the Georgia Implied Consent Notice and requested a breath sample. The driver refused. In court two years later, and after announcing Ready for jury trial for eight months, the state reduced the charge to reckless driving and dropped the amended loitering/prowling charge and the open container charge.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty on all three counts
Driver was stopped for failing to maintain lane and for going 22 miles per hour below the speed limit. Two officers investigated, and the driver was arrested for DUI. One officer found a cup of “dist ... illed spirits” between the front seats. Driver was charged with DUI, open container, and failure to maintain lane. At trial, the jury found the driver NOT GUILTY on all three counts.
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