(Carefree City Court No.:20030811CR): Mr. W. was stopped for allegedly almost hitting another vehicle and travelling 60 in a 45 zone. He admitted to two glasses of wine, and then performed field sobriety tests. He subsequently provided a blood test which revealed a .09 BAC. Due to various problems with the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Posseman we were able to have his testimony precluded, and an offer to reckless driving with zero days in jail was extended.
REDUCED | DUI (.089 BAC) (Scottsdale City Court- No.: 200303034-CR): Mr. D. was stopped because police received a call of a vehicle traveling recklessly on the roadway at 3:00 a.m. He was subsequently stopped, and it was discovered that he was under 21 years of age and had been drinking. He subsequently provided a .089 preliminary breath test, yet the actual admissible breath test was below the legal limit. Due to numerous discrepancies in the report, we were able to negotiate a plea to Reckless Driving.
REDUCED | DUI (.088 BAC) (030053CR): Mr. R. was stopped by Mesa Police during an East Valley DUI Task Force. The officer claimed his headlights were not on. He subsequently provided a blood sample which revealed .088 BAC. After all defense interviews were complete, we convinced the prosecutor the State would probably not prevail at Jury Trial and were able to secure a plea to Reckless Driving with zero days in jail.
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 to RECKLESS DRIVING with ZERO DAYS in JAIL | DUI (.082 BAC) – State v. Ms. M. (DMC No. 5048) (Avondale City Court TR2004-01954): Ms. M. was seen driving at 119th Avenue and Indian School Road in Avondale, Arizona when it was alleged she was weaving outside her lane. She was pulled over, and her and her passenger both had an odor of alcohol. After being administered field sobriety tests, she was arrested and taken to the station where she was given a breath test. Her breath reading was a .082. We were able to show the Prosecutor that her passenger had distracted her while driving, and that she was not impaired by alcohol (even though she was above the legal limit). The Prosecutor agreed to dismiss the DUI in exchange for a plea to a Reckless Driving with zero days in jail.
DUI (.082 BAC) REDUCED to RECKLESS DRIVING with ZERO DAYS in JAIL /HIT and RUN DISMISSED – State v. Mr. H. (DMC No. 7409) (Florence City Court TR2007-0189): Florence Police received a call regarding a Hit and Run into an APS light pole. Officers found Mr. H. behind the wheel of his car along Highway 79. They had discovered he had been drinking, and they eventually arrested him for DUI and took him to the station. He provided a .082 BAC on the breath test. Due to Actual Physical Control (APC) issues, and the fact they could not prove he was the one who was actually driving the vehicle, we were able to convince the Prosecutor to dismiss the DUI and Hit and Run in exchange for a Reckless Driving charge and zero days in jail.
DUI (.081 BAC) REDUCED to RECKLESS DRIVING with ZERO DAYS in JAIL – State v. Ms. A. (DMC No. 10349) (Prescott Valley Magistrate Court TR2011-0789): Ms. A. was at Glassford Hill Road and Spouse Road in Prescott Valley, Arizona when she pulled over in order to allow her husband to vomit outside of their vehicle. An officer pulled up and got into a verbal altercation with her husband. Her husband was arrested for Disorderly Conduct, and then she was also cited for DUI. She eventually provided a .090 breath test with a .081 blood test BAC. Because she was not seen actually driving, only sitting behind the wheel with the engine running, we convinced the Prosecutor to dismiss the DUI in exchange for a Reckless Driving with zero days in jail.