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Case Summary

Date: 06/16/2023

Case #: Case: XXXXXX9 Reckless Driving & Speeding Not Guilty Verdict

Charge: Reckless Driving

Traffic

Our client was charged with reckless driving and speeding. The officer alleged that he used radar to confirm that our client was driving 60 miles per hour in a 35 mile per hour zone. At trial, the officer suddenly alleged that he had also paced our client and determined that he was driving approximately 100 miles per hour in the same 35 mile per hour zone. He further testified that our client was weaving in and out of traffic and narrowly avoided crashing into a vehicle pulling out of a plaza. During cross examination, the Ticket Clinic Attorney was able to get the officer to admit that he had no training in using pacing to measure speed, that he had not performed a proper pacing, and that no other traffic was actually endangered by our client's driving. Our attorney was also able to prove that the officer had never actually turned on his lights until after our client was already stopped at a red light. The Judge agreed that the officer's version of "pacing" was so improper that it could not possibly be relied upon to prove that our client was driving over 100 miles per hour. As a result of our attorney's efforts, our client was found "Not Guilty."

Case Summary

Date: 06/13/2023

Case #: 2022CT01XXXX – DUI Charges Dropped

Charge: DUI

DUI

After being pulled over for speeding, the defendant was approached by the officer who noticed the smell of alcohol on their breath and observed their eyes to be glassy. As a result, the defendant underwent roadside field sobriety tests, which the officer deemed unsatisfactory. Consequently, the defendant was arrested for Driving Under the Influence. However, with the involvement of Ticket Clinic attorneys, who reviewed the evidence and initiated negotiations with the State, they successfully managed to have the DUI charges dropped along with the dismissal of the speeding ticket.

Case Summary

Date: 06/05/2023

Case #: 2023CTXX7 – DUI Dismissed

Charge: DUI

DUI

Our client was charged with one count of driving under the influence in Bradford County. When speaking with the client he voiced concerns about the procedure the officers followed while executing the DUI investigation. Our Gainesville office filed on the case, and at the same time demanded the evidence the State possessed. The State didn't provide the evidence but what they did do was file a no information. CASE CLOSED!

Case Summary

Date: 05/25/2023

Case #: 2023ct####### DUI Dismissed

Charge: DUI

DUI

The client was stopped for expired tag by law enforcement. Once stopped the officer noticed the client seemed impaired by alcohol and asked the client to perform field sobriety exercises. The client performed poorly and as a result was arrested for DUI and taken to jail. At the jail the client provided a breath sample nearly twice the legal limit. The firm was hired for the case and it began negotiating with the state attorney’s office. It was argued by the firm that the client was extremely cooperative in the case, the client had no previous criminal charges, and that there was no dangerous driving pattern. The State agreed and dismissed the DUI.

Case Summary

Date: 05/25/2023

Case #: 2023mm######### – Battery Case Dismissed

Charge: Battery

Felony/Other

The client was involved in a domestic dispute with his wife that became physical. Both the wife and the client were charged with battery. The firm was hired for the case and immediately contacted the state attorneys office to inform them that because there was no clear aggressor in the case that both defendants could claim self defense. The state agreed and dismissed both our client’s case and the his wife’s case.

Case Summary

Date: 05/15/2023

Case #: CT-****91 – DUI Dropped

Charge: DUI

DUI

Our client allegedly ran his car into a light pole and multiple mailboxes. When officers arrived, our client was in the driver's seat. However, they neglected to check with witnesses who said that several people fled the scene after the crash. None of the witnesses identified our client as the driver. Further, no consideration was taken into the fact that our client likely suffered a concussion after the crash. He was arrested and charged with DUI, with Property Damage. These issues were presenteed to the prosecutor. Ticket Clinic lawyers pushed for a jury trial. Eventually the prosecutor agreed to drop the DUI.

Case Summary

Date: 05/15/2023

Case #: 22******0 DUI Dropped

Charge: DUI

DUI

Our client was arrested and charged with DUI involving a crash. He provided a breath sample at the time of his arrest and was over the legal limit. He came to us looking for a way to defend his case as he did not believe he was DUI at the time he was driving. We came up with a plan to show the jury that he under the legal limit at the time of driving. We retained an expert witness who reviewed the case and agreed with our theory. The expert drafted a report and we proceeded to set the case for trial. We proceeded to a pre-trial hearing and announced that we were ready for trial. On the day of trial, the State dropped the DUI charge.

Case Summary

Date: 05/05/2023

Case #: 2022-CF-**** Fleeing/Attempting to Elude

Charge: Fleeing and Eluding

Felony/Other

While conducting proactive patrol, two law enforcement officers observed a vehicle traveling approximately 40 mph over the speed limit. While stopped with the vehicle at a red light, law enforcement ran the tag, and identified the driver as the registered owner through the open windows. When the light turned green, the vehicle burned out, and sped away at a high rate of speed (approximately 45 mph over the speed limit). Law enforcement activated their lights and sirens, and the vehicle sped away at an even high rate of speed. A warrant was issued for our client, the driver of the vehicle observed charging our client with Fleeing/Attempting to Elude Law Enforcement - a felony that carries a mandatory felony conviction on someone's record, as well as a mandatory Driver's License suspension upon conviction.

After receiving the case, our attorneys went to work reviewing the evidence. Of particular importance was the Body Worn Camera that was provided by the State. This video created more questions than it did give answers as to what actually happened. Based on the questions created by the State's own evdience, our attorneys were successfully able to negotiate this case to resolve to a misdemeanor offense, sparing our client from becoming a convicted felon and avoiding a license suspension.

Case Summary

Date: 04/17/2023

Case #: 2023CT0XXX7 – DUI Reduced Charge

Charge: DUI

DUI

The client was arrested by the Indian River County Sheriffs office after allegedly almost striking a Deputy during a road stop. Upon contact, they found an open beer and our client admitted to drinking 6 beers in the course of the night. However, the officers did take into account it was over a 12 hour day, not just a short night. In addition, they failed to get a Spanish translator. Despite the language barrier, we argued that our client actually passed the field sobriety tests based on his performance. Coupled with video, we argued our client was not impaired, and the officers rushed the investigation. The State agreed and reduced the DUI to a wet-reckless.

Case Summary

Date: 04/10/2023

Case #: 23CT-**** – Racing on the Highway Reduced

Charge: Racing

Traffic

Our client was charged with Racing and driving 50 mph over the speed limit. The Trooper observed two vehicles in her rear-view mirror approaching at a high rate of speed. Both vehicles were side by side, with the vehicle on the left just slightly ahead. She clocked one of the vehicles at 123 mph and she observed the vehicles staying side by side as they passed her. We closed his case with only a careless driving, minimum fine, a driving school, no suspension and no points on his license. The 50 over speeding ticket was dismissed.

Case Summary

Date: 04/10/2023

Case #: 23-XXXX DUI Case Dismissed

Charge: DUI

DUI

Our client was charged with DUI and Refusal to Submit to a Breath Test. An Officer responded to a noise complaint in an apartment complex parking lot. He observed a group of males standing next to the vehicle and he ordered them to turn down the music. Our client sat in the driver's seat and turned down the music. The officer told him to keep the music down and not to drive because he smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath. The officer realized that he only spoke Spanish and used a translation app to repeat the warning. Several minutes later the officer observed our client in the same vehicle drive pass him, while playing loud music. He watched him park and walked up to him. The music was still playing loud as he exited the driver seat. After the officer observed him staggering and swaying, he detained him and requested that he perform Field Sobriety Exercises. Our client walked away and was placed under arrest for DUI. He refused the breath test. The State initially offered him pretrial diversion but we advised to wait and allow the attorney to do a full review of the case. After working the case and speaking to the prosecutor on multiple occasions, the charges were dismissed.

Case Summary

Date: 04/04/2023

Case #: 22CT-****7^

Charge: Racing

Traffic

Our client was charged with Racing and driving 123 mph in a 70 mph zone. The roadway was wet and heavy traffic due to Christmas holidays. The Trooper was in the far right lane. She observed two vehicles in her rear view mirror approaching at a high rate of speed. Both vehicles were side by side, with the left vehicle just slightly ahead. She visually estimated the vehicles at 120 mph and she used radar to obtain a target reading of 123 mph. The vehicles stayed side by side as they passed her. On the in car video, you can see her jerking her car to the right to avoid a rear end collision from the right vehicle. The State amended the criminal charge to a careless driving and we closed his case with a minimum fine, a driving school, no suspension and no points on his license.

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