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Tony. When Tony first came to me he was telling me the story about the cops stopping him for speeding, not having tags and how he failed all the field sobriety test. Tony’s breath results came back close a .09. When I got the dash camera from the CHP vehicle I noticed something interesting. The officers radar was utilized on a downward slope which according to CHP experts can produce a false radar reading. What I then did is I took the dash camera and I looked at certain points on the video, in this case a couple streets. From street A to Street B I measured the feet using google maps and the distance measuring device they have on there. What I then did was I took the number of feet traveled between the two streets divided by the number of seconds it took to travel that distance, I multiplied it by 36 hundred which is the number of seconds in an hour and then I divided it by 5280 which is the number off feet in a mile. That gave me his miles per hour. What I concluded was Tony was traveling about 39 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone. What I then did was file a motion to suppress penal code 1538.5 at the hearing the district attorney realized we where correct in our speed estimation and were able to dismiss the Dui charges after Tony took a no contest plea to reckless driving, he paid a $260 dollar fine, he did no DMV classes, he didn’t do any community service, he didn’t have his license taken away and the end of the day this was a good result for hard working young man.
Christopher B. was charged with a 3rd time DUI. His 2 priors were in another state. We filed a “Motion to Strike the Priors” asserting that the out of state dui’s did not meet the California equivalency test. RESULT: His out of state of priors were stricken from the record, so instead of facing a 3rd time DUI in California, he is now only facing a 1st time DUI.
Jeffery B. was accused of a .27 BAC on a second time DUI resulting from a traffic accident and hit and run. He was also charged with a violation of probation for the 1st DUI. RESULT: The 2nd time DUI was dismissed based on the 6th Amendment and his probation on the 1st DUI was terminated.
Wesley C. was accused of a .19 BAC, having a loaded gun in the car and was pulled over for allegedly weaving. RESULT: We filed a 1538.5 motion to suppress. On the day of the hearing we got the DA to dismiss the DUI and gun charge in exchange to a plea of reckless driving under cvc 23103.5.
Melissa W. was charged with a .23 BAC on a 2nd time DUI. We filed a motion challenging the officer’s reason for the stop after he alleged she “straddled” the lanes. RESULT: Case Dismissed.
Joel D. was charged with a .18 blood BAC after he had a car accident on the freeway at 2:00 in the morning. Joel had poor field sobriety test and allegedly a strong odor of alcohol on his breath. RESULT: We won the DMV hearing and saved his license and his ability to get back and forth to work. We showed that the BAC result was ambiguous as to the date of testing and the date of reporting.
Marcus A. was charged with a .15 blood BAC after he had a 3 car accident on the freeway and after he was alleged by the other drivers to have been the cause of the collision. RESULT: We won the DMV because they could not prove the allegations under vehicle code 23152(b) as having the blood test performed within 3 hours of the time of driving. This saved his license and his job.
Elke C. was charged with a .25 BAC after she alleged drove her car off a small hill into a river bottom. RESULT: We won the DMV hearing and saved her license after we showed that the officer could not prove her blood test was completed within 3 hours of driving.
Moises K. was charged with a .10 BAC after he allegedly REFUSED to give a breath sample. The DMV instituted actions to suspend his license for 1 year. RESULT: At the hearing we proved that he did not refuse and we saved him his license and his job. At the hearing we showed that the FST were not done correctly by the officer and put on our own proof as to our client’s medical issues. COURT RESULT: All DUI charges were dismissed in exchange for a plea to a dry-reckless.
Mauricio C. was charged with a .12 BAC after a person called 911 to report that the thought he was DUI. We did a motion to suppress under penal code 1538.5 challenging the officer’s reason for the stop under the case law of People v. Wells. RESULT: DUI charges dismissed, client plead to guilty to a 23103.5, and we are currently appealing the denial of the motion to suppress.
Eric H. was accused of refusing to take a blood test, several officers had to tie him down in order to draw blood, a .18 BAC. RESULT: We won the DMV Refusal hearing which saved him a year of suspension and got him no jail time on his court case.
Arnel B. Was charge with DUI after the police stopped him for allegedly speeding. We filed a motion to suppress under PC 1538.5 challenging the officer’s alleged reason for the stop was not satisfied by the use of his LIDAR Gun. RESULT: Both DUI charges dismissed,client pled to a speeding infraction and no turn signal infraction. Both were no point counts with the DMV.
Amalik A. was charged with a 2nd time DUI while he was still on probation for the 1st offense. He had an auto accident, a BAC of .17, and a high level of Marijuana in his system. RESULT: All DUI counts dismissed, he pled to a reckless driving under cvc 23103.
Bart D. was charged with a DUI after having a BAC of .20. It was alleged that Bart had been swerving and almost hitting a police officer head on, running into the curb, and vomited all over himself. We filed a 6th Amendment motion challenging the violation of his rights to a speedy trial. RESULT: After hearing the motion in open court the case was Dismissed.
Marvin M. was charged with a Drug DUI, allegedly being under the influence of 4 types of pain medication after he was observed swerving across several lanes of travel.RESULT: DUI dismiss/reduced to 2 driving infractions.
Richard P. was charged with a DUI after having a BAC of .13 and a PAS machine reading of .14. RESULT: Richard pled to a wet-reckless under cvc 23103.5, this was achieved after an extensive cross examination of the officer at the DMV hearing in which he admitted that Richard did not show any signs of mental or physical impairment. Richard elected to take this plea instead of proceeding to a jury trial.
Romney N. : was accused of a DUI with a blood alcohol of .22. We fought the case on the officer’s inability to prove that he had been driving within 3 hours of his blood test. RESULT: We beat the DMV hearing and saved his license.
Monica S. : was accused of a DUI with a blood alcohol of .20. The issue in her case was that she was not the driver. RESULT: After the conclusions of 3 DMV hearings in which we crossed examined the officer and we presented our own independent witness, we Won the DMV hearing and saved her license.
Daniel R. was charged with a DUI with an alleged BAC of .10. The issue in his case was they could not prove his driving was within 3 hours of his blood test. RESULT: based on the facts the DUI was dismissed and he pled to a misdemeanor vandalism.
Ricardo F. was charged with a 2nd DUI and an alleged BAC of .15. We challenged the stop with a 1538.5 motion to suppress. At the hearing we showed that the officer had lied in contrast to what he previously told the DDA. RESULT: case reduced to a reckless driving cvc 23103.5
Deborah P. was charged with a DUI and a high BAC of .23 allegedly picking up her children from school drunk. RESULT: No jail time.
Mario R. was charged with a DUI with an allegation that he had Marijuana in his system. RESULT: Case Dismissed after he pled to 2 traffic violations.
Bobby A. was charged with a DUI and a BAC of .07 after the officer allegedly followed Bobby out of a bar in Fontana. RESULT: DUI dismissed reduced to running a stop sign.
ROSALIO R. was charged with a DUI and a BAC of .07. RESULT: Case dismissed.
Ray R. was charged with a .07 DUI as a minor. We proceeded to court and the matter was heard as a bench trial. RESULT: Client acquitted of all charges.
David M. was charged with a DUI. RESULT: Case reduced to reckless driving under cvc 23103.5
Gary A. was charged with a 2nd time DUI and an alleged BAC of .11. It was alleged that he did not immediately stop for the officers and he had very poor Field Sobriety Test. We took the case to trial. RESULT: After nearly 3 days of jury deliberations they were deadlocked. However, they ultimately convicted my client. The good news is that he only had to do 4 days of community service in contract to the 40 days of jail time the DDA wanted prior to trial.
Hailey L. was charge with a DUI with an allegation that she was a .14 BAC. The problem was that she was a minor and her legal limit is .01. We filed a 1538.5 motion to suppress because under the community caretaker exception to 4th Amendment could not be satisfied by the officer under the controlling case of People v. Madrid. RESULT: The prosecution stipulated to a finding of NOT GUILTY on the 23152(b) count and 23136(a) count, dismiss 23152(a), that her blood was not over .01, and she pled to 23103.5. This allowed us to send a certified copy of the docket up to mandatory action in Sacramento and have her 1 year suspension lifted from her driver’s license.
David M. : DUI
RESULT: Reduced to wet/reckless
J. Castro. was charged with a .08, alleged to have been weaving.
RESULT: Dismissed.
Ray R. : was charged with domestic violence PC 273.5 for allegedly beating up his girlfriend who had a 3rd party witness.
RESULT: Dismissed. After an intense investigation we got the result we wanted.
Vivian M. was charged with resisting arrest after the police came into her house without a search warrant. We filed and heard a motion to suppress based on a violation of her constitutional rights.
RESULT: Dismissed.
Nadine S. was charged with accessory after the fact to murder as a felony. The prosecution wanted to send her to state prison.
RESULT: After successful negotiations she pled guilty to a single misdemeanor and was released with credit for time served.
Wendy C. was charged with 2 strikes, assault with a deadly weapon and criminal threats, after she allegedly cut someone with a knife.
RESULT: Both strikes were dismissed, and she pled to a misdemeanor battery with no jail time.
Brian S. Bail set at 1 million.
RESULT: Bail reduced to 100,000.
Joel A. was charged with a violation of his probation terms.
RESULT: Dismissed.
Jose B. was charged with PC647 (f) alleging that he was vomiting and unable to care for himself.
RESULT: Dismissed.
Eric G. was sentenced to 365 days straight in jail.
RESULT: After he completed just 4 months I secured his release from jail with the remaining time to be completed on work release.
Brian S. Bail set at 1 million.
RESULT: Bail reduced to 100,000.
Eric G. was sentenced to 365 days straight in jail.
RESULT: After he completed just 4 months I secured his release from jail with the remaining time to be completed on work release.
Dan F. Dan was charged with assault and battery in which it was alleged that he physically punched somebody out. RESULT: After a ten day trial, Dan was found NOT guilty by a jury of his peers.
Damien C. 5 open cases, 2 prison priors, charged with 2 domestic violence cases, stealing a car, and trespass.
RESULT: The initial offer was 16 months in state prison but was negotiated down to 30 days on weekends and 1 misdemeanor.
J. Castro was charged with drug possession after a warrant less traffic stop. Several grams were found in his vehicle after a drug sniffing dog was called to the location.
RESULT: Case Dismissed.
Darwin M. was charged with carrying a concealed weapon after the police allegedly found a gun on him.
RESULT: negotiated to a disturbing the peace charge.
* This is not a guarantee or indication of the outcome to your case.