January 1, 2000

January 1, 2000 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 3 DUI Dismissals, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State v. Mr. H. (DMC No.)

(Phoenix Municipal Court No. 8970876CR): Mr. H. was stopped for an alleged DUI in June. The Phoenix City Prosecutor’s Office was unable to proceed to trial in October, and the case was dismissed. Sometime thereafter, the City Prosecutor’s Office re-filed the charges and sent notice to Mr. H.’s former address without notifying Defense Counsel. He eventually discovered there was a warrant regarding his DUI some six (6) years later. We then got the case dismissed in its entirety do to a violation of Mr. H.’s speedy trial rights.

March 6, 1999

March 6, 1999 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 7A Super Extreme DUI Reduced, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State v. Ms. A (DMC No. 9855)

REDUCED | SUPER EXTREME DUI (.262 BAC) State. Vs. Ms. A. (DMC No. 9855) (Phoenix City Court No. 14005842): Ms. A. was stopped on state route 51 and Greenway Road due to an anonymous 911 call. Ms. A. had Chrohn’s disease and respiratory problems. The 911 caller wished to remain anonymous and claimed that he was almost struck by Ms. A. Although Ms. A. eventually provided a .262 breath alcohol content, we were able to convince the state they would have problems proving actual reckless driving and that their breath test was suspect due to Ms. A.’s illness. They eventually offered a plea to a first offense DUI with one day in jail instead of a Super Extreme DUI with a minimum of 45 days in jail.

If you have a similar situation and would like to speak with a DUI Lawyer in Phoenix, please give our offices a call at (602) 307-0808 to schedule a free consultation.

February 6, 1999

February 6, 1999 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 6 Extreme DWI Reduced, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State v. Mr. K. (DMC No. 7221)

REDUCED | EXTREME DUI –State v. Mr. K. (DMC No. 7221) ( Phoenix City Court No. 3636999): Mr. K was allegedly observed travelling 100 mph down the I-17. After he was stopped, he was arrested for an alleged DUI and he provided a .166 Breath Alcohol Concentration. We were able to convince the Prosecutor there were potential issues with the breath test reading, and they agreed to offer a non-Extreme DUI.

For a DUI in Phoenix you’re best hope for a satisfactory resolution is to hire an attorney who knows the judges in Phoenix court. To schedule your free consultation, call our offices 24 hours a day at (602) 307-0808.

February 6, 1999

State v. Mr. L (DMC No.)

REDUCED | EXTREME DUI (.165) (Phoenix Municipal Court No. 13608365CR): Mr. L. A. was pulled over by Phoenix Police for allegedly weaving all over the road. After he was stopped and arrested he was taken to the station where he requested to call an attorney. He was provided with no private phone call, and therefore, we filed a motion based on denial of right to counsel. In addition, there was a possible “coerced” breath test issue. Even though Mr. L. was a .165 BAC, we were able to get the Extreme DUI dismissed in exchange for a regular DUI plea which included 1 day in jail instead of 30.

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February 5, 1999

February 5, 1999 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 6 Extreme DWI Reduced, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State vs. Mr. H. (DMC No. 9823)

REDUCED | EXTREME DUI (.156 BAC) State vs. Mr. H. (DMC No. 9823) (Phoenix City Court No. 4272304): Mr. H. was stopped by Phoenix PD after they used a radar gun and clocked him doing 49 in a 35. They then paced him with their vehicle travelling 64 m.p.h. Once he was stopped, they claimed that they he performed poorly on field sobriety test and he provided a blood test which would reveal the .156 blood alcohol concentration. Due to issues with the radar gun and with the blood testing device, we convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the extreme DUI, which would have required 30 days in jail, and instead offer a plea to a regular DUI with 1 day in jail.

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February 5, 1999

State vs. Mr. M (DMC No. 9836)

REDUCED | EXTREME DUI (.150+ BAC) State vs. Mr. M. (DMC No. 9836) (Phoenix City Court No. 4272874): Mr. M. was stopped for drifting over both the left and right side lane dividers. The officers also claimed that he almost hit another vehicle. When he was stopped he had an open beer inside of his car and he threw up shortly before being released. He eventually gave a blood that was above the Extreme DUI level of .150, however we were able to convince the prosecutor that we could potentially be attacking the blood test. They agreed to give him a Regular DUI with only 1 day in jail instead of 30 days in jail.

For more information regarding Arizona DUI and Vehicular charges, click here. To Get a Free Case Review, call us at (602) 307-0808, or send us a confidential email.

February 1, 1999

February 1, 1999 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 6 Extreme DWI Reduced, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State vs. Mr. R (DMC No. 9842)

State vs. Mr. R. (DMC No. 9842) (City of Phoenix No. 13795912): Mr. R. was seen pulling out of a Burger King at 68^th Street and Thomas and weaving in multiple lanes. He was followed to 44^th Street and Thomas, and waited for traffic to clear slightly. He then gunned his engine to make a left hand turn and nearly struck a pedestrian in the crosswalk who had to jump backwards. When officers caught up with Mr. R. at a local motel, he was still behind the wheel of this car with the engine running. He had a flask of whiskey, and he stated that he was in from California visiting. Initially, the prosecution was unwilling to reduce down from 30 days in jail with an extreme DUI. They then came down to a regular DUI with 2 days in jail, and ultimately we were able to convince them to extend a regular DUI with only 1 day in jail. This occurred because we questioned the officer’s observations and that he allowed Mr. R. to drive for such a long period of time before making contact with him after he had already voluntarily stopped in a motel parking lot.

If you have any questions, please call our offices at (602) 307-0808. Or you can send us an email.

February 7, 1998

February 7, 1998 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 6 Extreme DWI Reduced, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State v. Mr. S (DMC No. 7182)

REDUCED | EXTREME DUI (.177 BAC) – State v. Mr. S. (DMC No. 7182) (Phoenix City Court No. 13382953): A Phoenix Police Officer alleged that Mr. S had made a left-turn in front of another vehicle. Mr. S disputed this, yet he acknowledged having several drinks. He was ultimately arrested and taken to the station where he provided a .177 breath test. Due to the issue regarding whether Mr. S had really cut anyone off, there was a potential No Reasonable Suspicion to Stop motion which could be filed. The Prosecutor relented and offered a Regular DUI with only 2 days in jail.

Hiring a Phoenix DUI Attorney who has experience in Phoenix City Court is your best chance for a satisfactory outcome. Our lawyers know the judges and have years of experience in their court. You can reach our office at (602) 307-0808 or via email.

April 6, 1995

April 6, 1995 By dmcantor 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 7A Super Extreme DUI Reduced, 908 Phoenix DUI Wins, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State v. Mr. C. (DMC No. 10393)

SUPER EXTREME DUI (.369 BAC) REDUCED to 5 days in jail – State v. Mr. C. (DMC No. 10393) (Phoenix City Court 4405744): Mr. C. was pulled over for weaving and allegedly smelled strongly of alcohol. He could not do field sobriety tests due to disability from the Army in which he sustained injuries. He subsequently produced a blood reading of .369. Due to the fact that is such a high reading would most likely result death, and given the fact that he was a veteran with numerous physical inquires, we were able to negotiate a plea down from SUPER EXTREME DUI (in which he faced a minimum of 45 days in jail) down to a regular DUI with 5 days in jail.

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