CASE DISMISSED – The client was driving home after having dinner and drinks with friends. She was stopped by police for a minor traffic offense. After being honest with police about drinking at dinner, she was subjected to field tests, arrested for DWI, and provided a sample of her breath. Our investigation revealed that she had pre-existing physical problems that affected her performance on the field test, and that the breath test results inaccurately reflected the number of drinks she actually consumed. Sound familiar?

CASE DISMISSED – The client was involved in a minor accident and was arrested for DWI. He refused to give a breath specimen and the police obtained a search warrant and took his blood without his consent. The investigation revealed that the search warrant was erroneously obtained and the blood test results were inadmissible. This could happen to you?

CASE DISMISSED – The client was driving home from work and was stopped by police. The police claimed they smelled drugs in the car and conducted a search of her vehicle. After finding a small amount of marijuana in her vehicle, she was arrested and jailed. The client, who was a college student, had loaned her vehicle to a group of friends the week before her arrest who were in possession of marijuana. Don’t let circumstances like this ruin your life!

NOT GUILTY – The client stopped by police for weaving. He admitted to the police that he did weave while texting his girlfriend, and that his nervousness was going to affect his performance of the field test. The client admitted to drinking and did poorly on the field test. After his arrest, he exercised his right not to take the breath test.

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