On October 25, 2024, an officer from the Florida Highway Patrol pulled over a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed on US 98. After reviewing the drivers Florida license, it was revealed that they were driving on a limited permit based upon a driving under the influence suspension. This permit was strictly for business purposes and the officer did not believe that the driver was within her rights to drive such a long distance with those limitations. The driver was arrested for failure to obey driver’s license restrictions and speeding. The initial offer from the State Attorney ‘s office was 60 days in jail, followed by probation. After hiring the Ticket Clinic, on April 2, 2025, all charges were dismissed.

Our Client was arrested for DUI and resisting an officer without violence.  Upon their review of the case, the State immediately recognized that the resisting charge should be dropped, which they did.  However, they were dead set upon the DUI.  While there were some signs of impairment in the case, our Client was suicidal at the time of the arrest.  Once the DUI was set for trial, the State took a more thorough look at the case.  We emphasized to the State that they would have great difficulty separating our Client’s suicidal actions from any impaired actions, as suicide is, in and of itself, the thoughts of an unclear mind.  One business day before trial, our assertions and negotiations finally paid off with the State offering our Client a reckless driving instead of the DUI.

On July 4, 2024, the Florida State Police responded to a single vehicle crash in Washington County, Florida. Upon arrival to the scene, the officer observed a Chevy Silverado with a boat trailer in tow that had front end damage after hitting a utility pole. The officers found the driver of the vehicle asleep behind the wheel and nonresponsive. After multiple attempts to get the driver’s attention, he finally started to respond but was having difficulty speaking. The driver was eventually left the vehicle and had several pills in his hand, urinated on himself and denied being involved in an accident. After completing a crash investigation, the officers asked the driver to submit to roadside tasks in which he performed poorly. Based upon these observations, the driver was arrested for Driving Under the Influence. A search of the vehicle after the arrest revealed drug paraphernalia, a clear Plastic baggie containing a crystal substance that tested positive for methamphetamines. Additional charges were added based upon the search of the vehicle. After reviewing the facts of the case and the crash investigation, the attorneys for The Ticket Clinic discussed their concerns with the State Attorney ‘s Office. On March 12, 2025, the Washington County State Attorney’s Office dismissed all charges for Driving Under the Influence and the drug related matters.

Our client was stopped on the side of the road, partially blocking the roadway on I-95 when law enforcement made contact with him. During his interaction with the initial officer, that officer observed alleged indicators of impairment and called in another officer to conduct a DUI investigation. During the DUI investigation, officers alleged an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from our client, that our client had bloodshot/watery eyes, a slight slur to our client’s speech, and our client admitted he had consumed two (2) beers earlier in the day. Based upon these observations, officers asked our client to participate in Field Sobriety Exercises to determine if his normal faculties were impaired. He was eventually arrested and charged with DUI (his 3rd offense) and Refusal to Provide a Breath Sample. Upon receiving the case, our attorneys immediately went to work reviewing the evidence and preparing our client’s defense. Our client informed our office that he had been previously diagnosed with numerous health issues. Our attorneys reviewed our client’s medical history, in conjunction with his alleged “poor performance” on his Field Sobriety Exercises and devised a way to mitigate our client’s outcome. Based upon our attorney’s relationships with the Office of the State Attorney in Brevard County, which have been built over years of diligent representation, our attorney was able to negotiate a reduced charge of Reckless Driving, Our client avoided a third DUI conviction, spent no time in jail, and had his license saved from any further suspension that would have been imposed by the Court.

On July 13, 2024, an officer from the Tallahassee police department was on patrol and he witnessed a vehicle in a strip mall doing donuts and burnouts near other vehicles in the parking lot. The officer conducted a traffic stop and when he made contact with The driver, the odor of burnt marijuana and smoke was rolling out of the window. The driver admitted that he was having some fun and waiting to deliver another DoorDash order and was smoking his prescription cannabis. The officer noted that the driver appeared to be lethargic, had glassy and watery eyes and was slow in his response to questions. The officer asked the driver to perform Field sobriety task in which he did poorly. The driver was arrested for Driving Under the Influence. After hiring the attorneys from the Ticket Clinic, on 3/19/2025 the DUI charges were dismissed.

Our client was stopped by FHP after drifting in his lane, not affecting any other traffic. Upon making contact with our client, the Trooper noticed alleged indicators of impairment on our client: glassy/bloodshot eyes and an odor of an alcoholic beverage. After performaning Field Sobriety Exercises, our client was arrested and charged with DUI. Upon reviewing the case, our attorney immediately went to work for our client, who is a beer sales rep. If our client was convicted of the DUI, or any charge involving alcohol, he would have lost his job and his license with the State. Knowing this, and knowing that the State Attorney’s Office does not willingly dismiss DUI cases, the only option was for the case to be set for trial and have the jury decide if his “normal faculties were impaired”. A few days prior to the trial, the State offered our client a reduced charge of a conviction on Reckless Driving with Alcohol. Due to the ramifications for his employment, our client rejected this offer, and the case remained set for trial. This also showed our client, and our attorney, that the State’s case was in a weak position, giving us a negotiating advantage. The morning of trial, the State amended the charge to Careless Driving, a civil infraction. Our client received no points on his license, no crime on his record, and was able to keep his job and licenses.

Our Client was arrested for DUI and blew a 0.12 on the Intoxilyzer.  Shortly after the arrest, the appellate court released an opinion that fortunately benefitted our Client.  An appropriate motion to suppress the breath test was filed.  But, rather than defend the actions of law enforcement, the State offered to reduce the DUI to a reckless driving, which our client happily accepted.

On July 19, 2024, the Jefferson County sheriff’s department observed a vehicle driving approximately 90 miles an hour in a 70 mile per hour zone overtaking several other vehicles. The Sheriff activated his overhead lights and siren was able to successfully engage with the driver. The driver was asked several times to roll down her window completely and refused. After a final attempt to get the driver roll down her window, the police forcefully removed the driver from the vehicle and charged her with Obstruction of justice. Search of the vehicle incident to arrest revealed the existence of cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamines and over $20,000 in cash. The Defendant was charged with all of those crimes and the cash was seized by Jefferson County. After The attorneys of the Ticket Clinic reviewed the case, it was arguing that the obstruction arrest was a pretext, based upon a belief that illegal substances were in the vehicle. On March 5, 2025, all felony charges were dismissed and a favorable resolution was made for the return of the seized cash from the Defendant.

On September 30, 2024, officers from the Florida Highway Patrol observed a gentleman on a dark colored motorcycle traveling at a speed of 128-mph in a 70-mph posted zone. After initiating a pursuit, the police were able to stop the motorcycle and question the Defendant. Based on the high rate of speed and the manner in which the motorcycle was being driven, the Defendant was charged with Reckless Driving and Unlawful speed. After hiring the attorneys from the Ticket Clinic, all charges were dismissed on February 16, 2025.

Our client was allegedly speeding and swerving within his lane prior to being stopped by police.  Upon pulling over, the officer indicated that our client left his vehicle partially in the roadway.  After producing documentation for the car and his ID, the officer noticed the odor of an alcoholic beverage and cologne coming from the driver and asked the driver to exit the car. The driver admitted to drinking a glass of wine. The officer indicated unsteadiness and stumbling after he exited.  A series of field sobriety tasks were offered and performed on video.  The officer felt as if the Defendant was impaired by alcohol and arrested the driver for DUI.  Later, a breath test was requested and the driver agreed.  The results were .112 and .109.  Approximatly 20 months after the arrest, the Defendant hired the Ticket Clinic.  His previous lawyer had not obtained the desired result and Ticket Clinic lawyers were asked to take the case over.  After 14 days on the case, the Court set the case for trial, over our objection, giving us VERY LITTLE time to prepare. Prosecutors offered the maximum penalty…1 year in jail and would not agree to lower their offer.  We had NO choice but to go to trial.   Ticket Clinic lawyers retained a breath test expert to rebut the breath test program and breath test results.  The trial lasted 3 full days and was very contenious.  In the end, at approximately 7 PM on the 3rd day of trial, the Jury found our client NOT GUILTY.  Afterwards, the speeding ticket was dismissed as well.

On September 14, 2024, officers from the Pensacola Police Department observed a black Nissan frontier driving the wrong way in eastbound traffic lanes. The police activated the emergency lights and sirens and pulled the vehicle over when the police made contact with the driver that he noticed severe signs of impairment and asked the driver to perform field sobriety tasks. Based upon the interactions with the police officers and their observations of the field sobriety test, the driver was arrested and charge of driving under the influence. It should be noted that the driver is an active member of The United States military, and a conviction for driving under the influence which subject him to being discharged from the Armed forces. After reviewing the case and forging a defense on behalf of, the defendant, the DUI charges were dismissed.

Our Client was involved in an accident that significantly damaged another’s car.  As a result of the investigation, our Client was arrested for a DUI with breath tests of 0.149 and 0.154.  Upon examining the Discovery, we say that the breath tests were administered in violation of Florida Law.  A few days before our motion to suppress the breath tests was heard, the State offered our Client a “wet reckless.”  Our Client accepted the State’s offer; thus, there is no DUI conviction; no license revocation; and, no vehicle impoundment.