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  • State v. M. B. (Hills.)

    Case: State v. M. B. (Hills.)Charges: DUI > 0.108 No Valid Driver’s Lic.Date: 2018-02-01Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving Withhold of Adjudication on NVDLDescription: M.B. is not a U.S. citizen and an immigration attorney advised that M.B. needed to get this DUI reduced to a RD. We extensively researched the case law and detailed all favorable facts…

  • State v. H.N. (Hills.)

    Case: State v. H.N. (Hills.)Charges: DUI > 0.08 Unlawful SpeedDate: 2018-01-01Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving Speeding ticket dismissedDescription: H.N. was stopped for speeding and provided a breath alcohol sample over 0.08. With a conviction for DUI, H.N. risked losing a government contract, resulting in unemployment. We presented sufficient mitigation to the State to get an agreed…

  • State v. E.A. (Hills.)

    Case: State v. E.A. (Hills.)Charges: DUIDate: 2018-01-01Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless DrivingDescription: E.A. was stopped while wearing a club wrist band and there was conflicting evidence whether E.A. admitted to, or was witnessed, drinking 5 beers and two shots before driving. Despite poor field sobriety exercises with a refusal to provide a breath sample, we still…

  • State v. J.S. (Hernando)

    Case: State v. J.S. (Hernando)Charges: DUI Possession of MarijuanaDate: 2017-12-01Outcome: Dui reduced to Reckless Driving Withhold of Adjudication on POMDescription: After a crash, J.S. admitted to smoking marijuana and that J.S. should not be driving. We provided the State with extensive mitigation, including a 20-page letter with exhibits and medical records, requesting a reduction. The State agreed with…

  • State v. B.S. (Pinellas)

    Case: State v. B.S. (Pinellas)Charges: DUI with Controlled Substances Possession of MarijuanaDate: 2017-12-01Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless Driving Possession of MJ droppedDescription: B.S. gave a urine sample which contained numerous controlled substances, including marijuana/THC. We pushed the case to trial and filed numerous pre-trial motions. The State relented and agreed to reduce the DUI to a Reckless Driving…

  • State v. D.S. (Hills.)

    Case: State v. D.S. (Hills.)Charges: Violation of Probation: DUIDate: 2017-11-01Outcome: Terminate probationDescription: D.S. had violated probation and was in danger of going to jail. We worked with D.S. and the State and successfully terminated D.S.’s probation without jail or additional sanctions.

  • State v. W.J. (Hills.)

    Case: State v. W.J. (Hills.)Charges: DUI Unsafe motor vehicle Following too closelyDate: 2017-09-01Outcome: DUI dismissed and paid ticketsDescription: W.J. paid two traffic tickets and the State dismissed the DUI.

  • State v. D.P. (Hills.)

    Case: State v. D.P. (Hills.)Charges: DUI > 0.100Date: 2017-09-01Outcome: DUI reduced to Reckless DrivingDescription: D.P. was under the age of 21, making D.P.’s 0.100 breath alcohol content 5 times the legal limit of 0.02 for those not of legal drinking age. Regardless, we got D.P.’s DUI reduced to a Reckless Driving.