(Mesa Municipal Court No. 2007-000702): Mr. R. was stopped during a DUI Task Force for making a wide right turn. Upon contact, officers detected an odor of alcohol. They noted he was not wearing a shirt, was also wearing socks with no shoes. Mr. R. indicated he had been changing his clothes while driving. We were subsequently able to show that the Field Sobriety Tests were affected by his clothing (or lack thereof), and that his blood reading was low. We then convinced the prosecutor to dismiss all charges.

(Mesa Municipal Court No. 2003014506CR): Mr. M. was stopped for an alleged DUI violation by Mesa Police. We were able to show that his driving was justifiable and not as a result of any alcohol consumed. Combined with the facts and his low BAC, we were able to have the City of Mesa Prosecutor’s Office dismiss all charges.

(Mesa Municipal Court No. 2003052360CR): Mr. P. was stopped for allegedly weaving, and he stated that he’d drunk two 16-oz. beers. Although he was 62 years old, he still performed fairly well on the Field Sobriety Tests. He provided a low blood BAC sample, and we were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the DUI charge.