DWI Results
Charge dropped due to no reasonable articulable suspicion
Client charged with DWI (.10 BAC). DWI was dismissed when the court found no reasonable articulable suspicion to detain the accused. The administrative license suspension was also dismissed for lack of prosecution by the state.
Possession of controlled drugs and transporting open container charges dismissed
Client charged with DWI (refused breath test), possession of controlled drugs, transporting an open container and transporting drugs in a motor vehicle. All charges were not processed, except for transporting drugs in a motor vehicle, which was placed on file without a finding for six months. The client pleaded guilty to reckless driving and received a fine and was ordered to obtain an evaluation with a licensed alcohol and drug abuse counselor.
Aggravated DWI reduced to DWI first offense
Client charged with aggravated DWI (.17 BAC). Aggravated DWI nol prossed by the state in exchange for pleas to DWI first offense. The administrative license suspension was also dismissed for lack of prosecution by the state.
Aggravated DWI dismissed due to lack of evidence
Client charged with aggravated DWI (.18 BAC). Aggravated DWI was dismissed for lack of evidence, and the administrative license suspension was withdrawn by the state. The client pleaded guilty to reckless driving and received a short suspension and fine.
Aggravated DWI reduced to DWI first offense
Client charged with aggravated DWI (.15 BAC). Charge was reduced from aggravated DWI to DWI first offense. The administrative license suspension was dismissed for lack of prosecution by the state. Client then successfully had the aggravated DWI charge annulled from his criminal record.
Aggravated DWI and possession of controlled/narcotic drugs reduced to DWI first offense
The client desired to clean up a criminal record, which consisted of over nine arrests and convictions, including felonies. Attorney Stephen C. Brown was able to annul all arrests and convictions for the client, leaving the client with a clean criminal record and a fresh start.
License suspension reduced
Client charged with DWI (refused breath test). DWI was not processed by the state in exchange for a plea to negligent driving, resulting in a short license suspension and fine. The administrative license suspension was also dismissed for lack of prosecution by the state.
Aggravated DWI dismissed due to lack of evidence
Client charged with aggravated DWI (refused breath test) and conduct after an accident. The aggravated DWI was nol prossed by the state for lack of evidence, and the client pleaded guilty to the conduct after an accident charge. The administrative license suspension was dismissed for lack of prosecution by the state.
DWI reduced to negligent driving
Client charged with DWI (refused breath test). DWI was dismissed in exchange for client pleading guilty to negligent driving and receiving a fine, part of which was suspended. The administrative license suspension was also dismissed due to lack of probable cause.
DWI reduced to reckless operation
Client charged with DWI (.08 BAC). DWI was nol prossed in exchange for plea to reckless operation.
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