On January 28, 2026, attorney Alford received a verdict of Not Guilty on Count 1: the Refusal to Submit to Testing after seperating the charges. This case was highly litigated after being retained. The defendant experienced poor representation at this prior firm and elected to hire us. Within a few weeks, a motion to suppress was filed and heard. The Refusal trial was then conducted and won, however the job was not done. Mr. Alford filed a motion to dismiss to the DUI based on winning the Refusal charge. Although that motion was denied, a motion in Limine was granted in part taking out some of the evidence from the prior trial. After being set for trial several times, the State elected to reduce the DUI to a reckless driving with no probation or jail as a resolution if the client completed Proof of Compliance on the Suspended License charge. This closed out the case with NO JAIL OR PROBATION for any of the charges. The client was very happy with the result and representation.