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January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16G Drag Racing / Racing on Highway Victories, 16H Reckless Driving Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Scottsdale City Court Victories

State v. Mr. L. (DMC No. 10741)

REDUCED | RECKLESS DRIVING/RACING REDUCED to “speeding” ticket – State v. Mr. L. (DMC No. 10741) (Scottsdale City Court TR-2012013187): Mr. L was seen southbound on 82nd Street leaving a Circle K parking lot.   He was accused of “peeling out”, and fishtailing as he accelerated rapidly out of the store.  The officer cited him with “reckless driving”, exhibition of speed/racing, and improper left turn.  They presented ariel photographs of the area (through Google Earth) and also explained that nobody was actually put in harm’s way.  In addition, Mr. L. drove a powerful car that would often squeal its tires at a light touch on the gas pedal.  The prosecutor agreed to dismiss the “reckless driving” and “racing” tickets in exchange for a simple “speeding ticket” and small fine.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16M Criminal Speeding Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories, White Tank Justice Court Victories

State v. Mr. J. (DMC No. 5011)

REDUCED | CRIMINAL SPEEDING CHARGE REDUCED to “civil speeding” ticket – State v. Mr. J. (DMC No. 5011) (White Tank Justice Court TR04-52879CR): Mr. J. was accused of travelling 101 MPH, when he was pulled over on the freeway by a Goodyear Police Department Officer.  Due to the officer not appearing for voluntary an interview, we filed Motion for Deposition (a court ordered interview), and the State relented and offered to dismiss the criminal speeding ticket for a simple “civil speeding ticket” and a small fine.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16K Drivers License Reinstated Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Arizona MVD Victories, Case Victories

State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 10593)

DRIVER’S LICENSE REINSTATED – State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 10593) (Arizona MVD): Mr. H. had four prior DUI’s in the previous 13 years.  Once he had completed his three years of license revocation without driving, we assisted him in getting his license back.  We sent him to a psychologist, who produced a report indicating Mr. H. was safe to drive.  We also showed the MVD Hearing Officer that Mr. H. had not driven or drank since the date of his last DUI.  His license was ultimately reinstated.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16K Drivers License Reinstated Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Arizona MVD Victories, Case Victories

State v. Mr. T. (DMC No. 6751)

DRIVER’S LICENSE REINSTATED – State v. Mr. T. (DMC No. 6751) (Arizona MVD): Mr. T. had three prior DUI convictions some years earlier, and his license was revoked for 3 years.  After the 3 years were up, we assisted him with the driver’s license Reinstatement Hearing, by getting him with a psychologist who interviewed him and produced a report that stated he was now safe to drive.  We also presented proof that Mr. T. had not drank since his last DUI, nor had he driven.  His license was ultimately reinstated.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16J Driving on a Suspended License Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Guadalupe City Court Victories

State v. Mr. G (DMC No. 6292)

REDUCED | DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED REDUCED to “no registration” ticket – State v. Mr. G. (DMC No. 6292) (Guadalupe City Court TR06-0032): Mr. G. was seen travelling through Guadalupe at Avenida Del Yaqui at a high rate of speed.  They accelerated to catch up to him, and found his truck parked in front of a business.  They knocked on the door, but the business was locked.   They waited for one and a half an hours, and did not see Mr. G.  They went back the next day and could not contact him.  They then had his vehicle towed.  Subsequently, Mr. G. contacted police and they attempted to question him, to which he denied all knowledge.  They then cited him for “driving on a suspended license” along with several other charges.  We were able to convince the prosecutor they could not make valid identification that he was actually the driver, and they agreed to reduce it to a simple “no registration” ticket, which was ultimately dismissed once Mr. G. had his car registered.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16J Driving on a Suspended License Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, City Court Victories

State v. Ms. S (DMC No. 6727)

NOT CHARGED | DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED NOT CHARGED – State v. Ms. S. (DMC No. 6727) (Temp PD investigated): Ms. S. had a suspended driver’s license out of Illinois, but was attending ASU and driving in Tempe.  As she was slowly pulling out of a driveway, she was struck by another driver.  Police arrived at the scene and cited the other driver for the accident.  She was not cited at that time, but the next day the officer wanted to meet and speak with her.  We became involved, and invoked her 5th Amendment rights and the officer was then unable to cite her with the driving on suspended license ticket.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16J Driving on a Suspended License Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Tempe City Court / Tempe Municipal Court Victories

State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 6618)

DISMISSED | DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED – State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 6618) (Tempe City Court 06-935452): Mr. H. was stopped for exiting a driveway without his headlights on.  Once he was stopped, the officer asked Mr. H. if he knew his license was suspended.  Mr. H. said that he did know it was suspended.  After the officer ran a check, he also found that Mr. H. had two other warrants for his arrest for previous driving on a suspended license charges.  Due to witness issues just prior to Bench Trial, the State moved to dismiss all charges.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16J Driving on a Suspended License Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, City Court Victories, Phoenix City Court / Phoenix Municipal Court Victories

State v. Mr. H (DMC No. 4763)

DISMISSED | DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED – State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 4763) (Phoenix City Court 3153723): Mr. H. was stopped for an unknown reason. He was informed that his license was suspended for an unpaid out of State ticket, for which he had no knowledge.  After we went to court, we showed that he had since gotten his car registered and had current Arizona insurance.  The State agreed to dismiss the “driving while license suspended” charge, which would have caused an additional driving suspension to go on Mr. H.’s record.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16D Vehicular Endangerment Victories, 16H Reckless Driving Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories, San Tan Justice Court Victories

State v. Ms. T (DMC No. 4686)

REDUCED | ENDANGERMENT/RECKLESS DRIVING REDUCED to “failure to obey a police officer” – State v. Ms. T. (DMC No. 4686) (San Tan Justice Court CR03-01052MI): Ms. T. was driving to pick up her children from a school function as it was getting dark, when she came upon an accident scene in which officers had set up cones and were stopping traffic.  She drove between the cones in order to go straight, and the officer stopped her.  As he was talking to her at the side of her car, she said she had to pick her kids up because “they could be in danger” and she took off.  The officer was almost knocked to the ground, and she finally stopped.  He asked her numerous times to exit the vehicle and she kept refusing numerous commands.   She was eventually pepper sprayed and dragged out of the vehicle.  Due to the fact that she had various mental issues, we were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the “endangerment” and “reckless driving” charges (which would have cost Ms. T. her driver’s license) in exchange for a “failure to obey a police officer” ticket with a fine only.

January 10, 2014
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 16F Aggressive Driving Victories, 16H Reckless Driving Victories, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories, West Mesa Justice Court Victories

State v. Mr. G (DMC No. 4584)

REDUCED | RECKLESS DRIVING/AGGRESSIVE DRIVING REDUCED to “speeding” and “weaving” tickets – State v. Mr. G. (DMC No. 4584) (West Mesa Justice Court TR04-04312 CR): Mr. G. was on the 101 north bound near Chaparral Road when he began “road raging” with another truck.  He was tail gating the truck, and then he shifted lanes so quickly he came directly behind the officers unmarked police car.  He then snapped back in front of the truck, and flipped him off after he hit his brakes.  He then took off at 79 MPH and the officer pulled him over.  Mr. G. admitted he had lost his cool with the other driver.  Because Mr. G. was so young, we were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the “reckless driving” and “aggressive driving” charges (which carried potential jail time and would have cost Mr. G. his license) down to a “speeding” and “weaving” ticket with a fine and traffic school only.

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