REDUCED | DUI (.088 BAC) (20036205CR): Ms. S. was stopped by Gilbert Police for allegedly rolling through a stop sign. Although the police claimed she did terribly on her Field Sobriety Tests, her breath test revealed only a .088 BAC. After negotiations with the prosecutor, we secured a plea to Reckless Driving with zero days in jail.
(Tempe City Court No.: 03-665885-3CR): Mr. B. was observed making a u-turn at a green light, and then he was ultimately stopped by the officer. A DUI investigation ensued which revealed a .087 breath BAC. Due to the facts that the stop was questionable, and Mr. B had a low BAC, we were able to get the case plead to a reckless driving with zero days in jail.
REDUCED | DUI – State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 7245) (Tempe City Court No. 07-983218): REDUCED to Reckless Driving Mr. H was found stopped at a green light asleep with his engine on and his foot on the brake pedal. He ultimately provided Field Sobriety Tests and a Preliminary Breath Test of .085. After he was arrested, he was taken to the station and requested to call our office. After he was done on the phone, he did not provide any answers to questions and did not perform any further tests. Due to the lack of evidence, we were able to convince the Prosecutor to extend the Reckless Driving offer with 0 days in jail.
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REDUCED | DUI (.084 BAC) (DMC No. 9838) (Chandler City Court No. 10-C-3606061-2): Mr. L. was travelling with four passengers when he failed to move forward through a light which had turned green. He was talking with his passengers when the light had changed, and the officer immediately activated his lights. Mr. L. had a moderate odor of alcohol, and the officer stated that he failed the field sobriety test. His blood results eventually came back a .084 and we were able to convince the prosecutor they would most likely not win a trial. The prosecutor then agreed to dismiss the DUI charge in exchange for a plea to a Reckless Driving which involved no jail time.
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 (.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 Municipal Court No. 06-961213-3CR): Mr. B. was observed by a Tempe Police Officer making a wide right turn from University to Rural Road. After stopping Mr. B., 4 cues of HGN were detected, along with an odor of alcohol. Although he subsequently provided breath tests which were above the legal limit, we were informed the prosecutor we would be filing a Motion for No Reasonable Suspicion to Stop. They subsequently offered a Reckless Driving with no days in jail.
REDUCED | DUI Glendale City Court-No.:2003-019729CR): Ms. C. was stopped for making a wide right turn and allegedly traveling 50 in a 25 zone. Upon contact, Ms. C. admitted to drinking, and stated she could not do well on field tests because she was “old and fat”. A search warrant was obtained and her blood was drawn. Because of a low BAC, and potential injuries regarding her injured knees and the stop itself, we were able to negotiate a plea to reckless driving and no jail.