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March 1, 1999
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 7A Super Extreme DUI Reduced, Casa Grande Justice Court Victories, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories

State v. Ms. L (DMC No. 4354)

SUPER EXTREME DUI (.208 BAC) REDUCED to 1 day jail – State v. Ms. L. (DMC No. 4354) (Casa Grande Justice Court TR-020034636): Ms. L. was observed driving on Casa Blanca Road with her high beams on, when an officer made a u-turn and followed her.  He claims she was doing 80 MPH in a 45 MPH zone.  Although he didn’t see any signs of alcohol ingestion, he had her do a breath test which produced readings as high as a .208, and low as a .185.  Due to the fact that the breath test instrument was questions, we were able to reduce the charges from a SUPER EXTREME DUI (with a potential of 45 days in jail) all the way down to a regular DUI with 1 day in jail.

March 1, 1999
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 7A Super Extreme DUI Reduced, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories, Kyrene Justice Court Victories

State v. Mr. R (DMC No. 10470)

SUPER EXTREME DUI (.202 BAC) REDUCED to 1 day in jail – State v. Mr. R. (DMC No. 10470) (Kyrene Justice Court TR2011-126149): Mr. R. was pulled over by DPS Officers at the Gilbert Road on ramp to the 202 FWY.  This was after the officer saw that the vehicle had apparently run into a wall.  He eventually provided a breath test with a .202 BAC.  Due to the fact that the officer did not see the driving, we were able to negotiate a plea from a SUPER EXTREME DUI (with a potential of 45 days of jail minimum) to a regular DUI with 1 day in jail, based on a “no actual physical control” (APC) argument.

February 6, 1999
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 11 Hit and Run Dismissals, 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 6 Extreme DWI Reduced, Case Victories, Hassayampa Justice Court Victories, Justice Court Victories

State v. Ms. J (DMC No. 9926)

HIT AND RUN DISMISSED/EXTREME DUI (.169 BAC) REDUCED to regular DUI with 1 day in jail – State v. Ms. J. (DMC No. 9926) (Hassayampa Justice Court TR2010-150421): Ms. J. was accused of striking another vehicle at Dysart & the I-10.  The area of the road way narrows where two lanes merged.  She was subsequently pulled over and arrested for DUI.  She provided a .169 BAC breath sample.  We were able to convince the prosecutor that due to nerve damage in her right eye, combined with the narrowing of the road way of that particular area, the hit and run should be dismissed.  It was ultimately dismissed, and her EXTREME DUI was reduced to a regular DUI with 1 day of jail time.  She originally was facing 30 days in jail on that charge.

February 6, 1999
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 6 Extreme DWI Reduced, Arcadia Biltmore Justice Court Victories, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories

State v. Mr. B. (DMC No. 6355)

EXTREME DUI (.160 BAC) REDUCED to a REGULAR DUI with 1 DAY in JAIL – State v. Mr. B. (DMC No. 6355) (Arcadia Biltmore Justice Court TR06-50004CR): Mr. B. was seen travelling 58 mph in a 40 mph zone. He was subsequently pulled over for the speeding and not having a license plate displayed. Eventually he was arrested for DUI and produced a .160 BAC. Due to questionable issues regarding the stop, we were able to have the case reduced to Regular DUI with 1 day in jail. Originally, Mr. B. was facing 10 days in jail as a minimum Extreme DUI penalty.

March 3, 1991
Posted on Author By dmcantor Categories 200 DUI / Vehicular Crime Victories, 7A Super Extreme DUI Reduced, Case Victories, Justice Court Victories, Maryvale Justice Court Victories

State v. Ms. L. (DMC No. 10586)

SUPER EXTREME DUI (.230 BAC) REDUCED to REGULAR DUI with 9 DAYS in JAIL due to DENIAL of INDEPENDENT SAMPLE ISSUE – State v. Ms. L. (DMC No. 10586) (Maryvale Justice Court TR2011-146781): Ms. L. was involved in a traffic accident and then was taken to the hospital. Officer’s detected an odor of alcohol, and requested a sample of her blood from the hospital. They did not collect a second sample, which could be independently tested by Ms. L. and her attorney’s. We filed a Motion on her behalf and the State conceded that they may lose the chemical test results. They allowed her to plea to a regular DUI, with only 9 days in jail, instead of the Super Extreme DUI, which would have mandated 45 days in jail.

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