REDUCED | DUI (.079 BAC) (0301104CR): Mr. L. was stopped by police in the City of Scottsdale. He performed extremely well on Field Sobriety Tests, and he provided a blood sample with revealed a .079 BAC. Due to “No reasonable likelihood of conviction,” Mr. L. secured a Reckless Driving plea with zero days in jail.
REDUCED | DUI (.071 BAC) and DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED REDUCED to UNDERAGE DRINK and DRIVE/RECKLESS with ZERO DAYS JAIL – State v. Ms. C. (DMC No. 5527) (Maricopa County Juvenile Court JV164073): Ms. C. was pulled over for failing to stop completely at a red light. She was subsequently arrested for DUI and placed under arrest. Because there were issues with reading her, her Miranda rights, and possibly “no probable cause” for arrest, we were able to have the case reduced from DUI/ suspended license down to an underage drink and drive/reckless with zero days in jail. The case was also kept in Juvenile Court and did not appear on her adult record.
REDUCED | DUI – State v. Mr. M. (DMC No. 7228) (University Lakes Justice Court No. TR2007-107320): Mr. M was observed making a wide right turn on University Dr. off of Rural Rd. After being stopped, the officer had Mr. H perform Field Sobriety Tests and claimed that he was impaired. Once he was given a breath test it revealed that he was only a .071 Breath Alcohol Content. We were able to convince the Prosecutor that they would lose at trial, and they extended a 0 days in jail Reckless Driving offer.
REDUCED | DUI (.065 BAC) (Gilbert Municipal Court No. 2007-TR-0000487-DU): Mr. H. was seen driving with one headlight and was subsequently stopped by a Gilbert Police Officer. He was arrested for DUI and underage Drinking and Driving, and provided a blood test which showed a .065 blood alcohol content. However, the officer claimed that Mr. H. was under the influence of marijuana, and had a Drug Recognition Evaluation performed on him. The drug test came back with “No drugs detected.” We were able to negotiate a Reckless Driving plea with zero days jail where not only the DUI was dismissed, but also the Underage Drinking and Driving (which would have cost Mr. H. his license until his 21st birthday).
(Chandler Municipal Court No. 06-X-1865971CR): Mr. J. was seen pulling out of Sonny’s Gentleman’s Club in Chandler, Arizona, yet he pulled into the middle lane instead of the right lane. The officer claimed that he weaved and subsequently stopped Mr. J. Mr. J.’s blood test showed a .050 BAC, but he also admitted to taking Vicodin and Flexeril. We were able to demonstrate to the prosecutor that the amount of drugs he took and the fact that they were taken so much earlier in the day would not have impaired his driving. The State agreed to dismiss the DUI in exchange for a Reckless Driving plea.
REDUCED | DUI (.044 BAC) (Tempe City Court No.: 03-637450-CR): Mr. A. was allegedly involved in a hit and run. When officers arrived at the residence, dispatch advised that the owner of the vehicle was calling in a stolen vehicle report. Mr. A was arrested for hit and run, filing a false police report, and DUI. His breath test revealed a .044 BAC. We filed a motion based on Corpus Delicti, as there was no individual to identify Mr. A. behind the wheel. In addition, we filed a Motion to Preclude the civilian witness. The State offered a reckless driving with zero days in jail prior to the Evidentiary Hearing.
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REDUCED | DUI (Tempe City Court No.: 03-651009-2CR): Mr. H. was stopped for allegedly traveling 55 in a 40, and tail gating the vehicle in the front of him. He was under 21 years of age, performed poorly on field sobriety tests and a marijuana pipe was found in his glove box. He subsequently provided a breath sample which was above the legal limit; however he is still under 21 years of age. Due to the facts of the case, we were able to negotiate a plea to a reckless driving with zero days in jail.
(East Mesa Justice Court No.: 03-01854CR): Ms. S. was stopped for allegedly travelling 94mph and weaving. She performed poorly on field tests, and she told the officers she was feeling sick, and then vomited outside of the patrol car. She stated she was sick because she had “too much to drink”. Although both her breath and blood tests were above the legal limits, we were able to obtain an offer to a reckless driving just prior to trial.
REDUCED | DUI (Maryvale Justice Court- No: 03-04115 CR): Mr. M. had three (3) prior DUIs, and his license in another state was suspended. He was stopped for travelling 78 in a 55. He subsequently performed Field Sobriety Tests, and then provided a breath test which was just below the legal limit. We were able to convince the prosecutor to plead this to a misdemeanor Reckless Driving with no days in jail, saving Mr. M. from facing a minimum of four (4) months in prison for a potential felony DUI.
REDUCED | DUI (White Tank Justice Court No.: 03-03062CR): Mr. F. was accused of trying to steal a traffic cone while leaving the Phoenix International Raceway. When police contacted him, he had an odor of alcohol and performed poorly on field sobriety tests. We argued that there was possible no reasonable suspicion to stop and possible coerced blood test which had occurred when the officer said “give blood or we will take you to jail”. At the Evidentiary Hearing for coerced blood draw, the state offered a plea to a reckless driving with zero days in jail.