The defendant was clocked going 69 mph in a 50 mph zone. The officer stopped the defendant who was confused and completely dazed and was not listening to anything the officer said. The defendant was unable to focus on the officer and had glassy, red bloodshot eyes and an odor of alcohol on his breath. He also had an open beer bottle in the front seat with an open empty beer bottle in the back seat and a cooler of five cold beers closed in the front seat. The defendant fumbled through his documents and had to be told what he was looking for over and over again until he finally found the documents. The officer asked defendant to exit his vehicle and he was unable to maintain his balance. The defendant admitted that had drank a couple of beers and after being requested to perform field sobriety exercises, he was arrested for DUI. He was taken to the Breath Alcohol testing facility where he refused the breath test that was requested. Verdict: Not Guilty.
Our client was arrested and charged with driving under the influence(DUI) with accident or property damage. On the night of the incident our client and was enjoying an evening out when she took a sip of a drink offered to her. After taking only one sip of this drink our client started to lose balance and experienced disorientation. Our client was helped to their car and shortly after was involved in a one car accident. Police arrived on scene and arrested our client for DUI. After our client's arrest our client agreed to provide a breath sample and urine sample. The results of these tests showed that our client was not under the influence of alcohol or any substance that could explain her loss of balance and disorientation. After reviewing our clients case we put forth the defense of involuntary intoxication. After the State analyzed our defense and the evidence of the case they agreed to dismiss all charges!
The Defendant was stopped by a Police officer for the City of Miramar in Pembroke Pines for running a red light and weaving on approximately 10 occasions. Upon making contact with the defendant, the officer noticed the defendant to have an odor of an alcoholic beverage upon her breath, uncoordinated movements, bloodshot eyes and unsteadiness upon exiting her vehicle. The defendant performed poorly on roadside sobriety exercises and submitted to the breath test that resulted in a .129/.129 reading. The firm filed a Motion to Suppress the stop based upon the officer’s illegal stop of the defendant’s vehicle outside his jurisdiction. The Motion was granted and the State dismissed all charges.
On October 8, 2020 officers arrived at the hospital regarding a possible DUI accident case. An investigation revealed that our client's car went into a ditch and upon police arrival the driver was still inside the car. After getting out of the car, signs on impairment were noticed. Apparently the driver fell asleep and flipped over into the ditch. At the hospital, several tests were conducted due to the head injury from the accident. Police say while at the hospital, the driver appeared aggressive toward them. The driver admitted to drinking 2 beers but that he was not impaired. Due to the injuries, a blood test was requested as opposed to a breath test which was declined. Ticket Clinic lawyers took on the cased and began their own investigation. Ultimately, the State agreed to drop the DUI charge.
Local police responded to a call regarding a sick/impaired driver who was slumped over the steering wheel. Upon arrival, the police witnesses bystanders knocking on the driver's side windows. Fire rescue was there as well trying to wake the occupant of the car. Eventually, the driver awoke and appeared to be confused. Officers noticed the odor of alcohol coming from the car, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. A DUI unit responded and began a DUI investigation. The driver appeared to be unsteady as he exited his car. The driver admitted to drinking vodka hours earlier. Roadside exercises were requested and performed. According to the officer, the performance was poor. After the arrest, a breath test registered a result of .117. Ticket Clinic lawyers took over the case and began negotiations with the State Attorney's office. Eventually, the State agreed to drop the DUI charge and the driver was able to keep the DUI off of his record.
The Client was stopped for cutting off an Officer in traffic. Once stopped the Officer realized the Client was under the influence of alcohol and requested the Client submit to field sobriety exercises. The Client agreed and performed poorly on said exercises. The Client was then arrested for DUI and once at the jail gave a breath sample of more than twice the legal limit. The Firm investigated the case and discovered that the Client was extremely cooperative with law enforcement and he did not have a prior criminal record. Based on these facts the State agreed to dismiss the DUI.
Police responded to a parked car outside of a bar. The occupant was rummaging through her purse as the officers approached. The keys to the car were in between the seat and center console. As the driver exited a car there was an open IPA car in her possession. The driver admitted to drinking. Roadside exercises were offered and completed. Independent witnesses say they saw the occupant drive the car earlier and hit a curb. She also had a lip injury as a result of a recent fall that night. After the arrest, a breath test was requested. The results were .140, .141. After working on the file for close to a year, Ticket Clinic lawyers were able to convince the State to drop this DUI charge.
Our client was involved in a one car accident after he lost control of his vehicle driving at a high rate of speed and went off the road, crashing into a sign for a residential neighborhood as well as a large tree approximately 100 feet down the road. Officers suspected that he was impaired by alcohol, but no DUI investigation was performed and our client was later arrested for Reckless Driving. At trial, the state attempted to bring in evidence of our client's alleged impairment to prove that he demonstrated a willful and wanton disregard for the safety of others by driving while impaired. However, the Ticket Clinic attorney objected and was able to keep this testimony out by arguing that it was evidence of an uncharged crime. Our attorney also kept out any evidence of his driving pattern before the accident because the state's civilian witness was unavailable for trial and the officer did not personally observe the accident. Because of our attorney's efforts, the State failed to establish a factual basis for the case against our client and the Judge dismissed all charges against him.
The Client’s vehicle was stopped for speeding. The Officer noticed the odor of alcohol and signs of impairment and conducted a DUI investigation. The Client performed poorly on the sobriety exercises and was arrested for DUI. Once at the jail the Defendant provided a breath sample that was double the legal limit. The Firm investigated the case and determined that the Client had no prior history and was able to get the Client accepted into a program to get her DUI dismissed.
The Client was involved in a crash and was transported to the hospital for treatment. Law enforcement followed the Client to the hospital and suspected the Client to be under the influence of alcohol. A blood sample was requested and the Client refused to provide a blood sample. The Client was charged with DUI anyways, despite the fact that no breath or blood sample was collected. The Firm filed a motion to suppress the Blood refusal and during the hearing the Officers made several contradictory statements, and changed lots of elements of their story. After the motion, the case was set for trial and the day before the trial the State agreed to drop the DUI.
Our client was involved in a single vehicle accident. His car was found in the woods and upon arrival he told the police officers that he was the driver. After the DUI investigation and arrest a breath test registered a result of .143 and .137. The police failed to Mirandize our client on scene and consequently, we were able to file a motion to exclude the admission that he was the driver of the car. After the filing of the motion and the state agreeing that it was a valid motion, the State agreed to drop the DUI charge.
The Client struck another vehicle while parking his car and then fell asleep behind the wheel. A DUI investigation was conducted by law enforcement and the Client was subsequently arrested for DUI. Once at the jail the Client provided a breath sample that was more than twice the legal limit. The Firm investigated the case and determined that the accident was extremely minor and the Client had no prior criminal history. After negotiating with the State, and citing all the mitigating factors in the case, the DUI charge was dismissed.
