Deputy conducted a traffic stop for an improper U-turn and almost striking a curb. The Deputy observed the defendant operating the vehicle and detected signs of impairment. A DUI investigator responded to the scene, detected signs of impairment, and requested the defendant perform field sobriety exercises which the defendant agreed to perform. During the exercises, the defendant showed signs of impairment and was subsequently arrested. Post Implied Consent, the defendant refused to provide a lawful breath sample.
Result: Based on the firms negotiations, the State dropped the DUI charge.
The Client was observed by law enforcement running a red light and speeding. After the Client's vehicle was stopped the officer noticed indicators of impairment, such as the smell of alcohol and confusion on the Client's part. The Client performed field sobriety exercises poorly and as a result the Officer arrested him for DUI. Once at the breath alcohol testing facility the Client gave a breath sample that was barely over the legal limit. The Firm took the case to the Assistant State Attorney and discussed the issues with the case, including the barely over the limit issue, and the lack of the Client's prior record. The State then agreed to dismiss the DUI charge.
Police arrested our client when her husband claimed she hit him in the face during an argument. Attorneys for the firm learned there were no material injuries visible on the husband and our client in fact showed signs of injury on her body. The firm's attorney's set the case for trial and the prosecutor dismissed all charges.
A deputy observed our client with a defective tag light, swerving and straddling the dash lines of a roadway for 2/10 of a mile. Upon initiating a traffic stop, the deputy noticed a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage and marijuana emanating from the client's car. The deputy later found a cold open can of beer and a bag of marijuana behind the driver’s seat. The deputy claimed our client performed poorly on roadside exercises and arrested her for DUI and Possession of Marijuana. Our client provided breath samples in the Intoxilyzer of .082 and .083. Once the Firm was hired, the attorney persuaded the prosecutor to dismiss the Possession of Marijuana charge, but the prosecutor would not budge on the DUI caharge seeking a conviction and stiff penalties. The attorney took the DUI charge to trial. A jury took merely 15 minutes to deliberate and concluded the evidence was unreliable and inaccurate. All charges completely DISMISSED!
Our client was pulled over by police for speeding 70/50 mph zone. After completing the stop, our client was asked out of the vehicle to perform roadside sobriety exercises. After the performance of roadsides, he was arrested for DUI and taken to the police station. After attending numerous court appearances, Ticket Clinic attorneys were able to convinced the state attorney's office to drop the DUI charge.
On August 21, 2019 The police were dispatched to a residence stating there had been a physical altercation. Upon arrival the Officers took witness' statements our client was then placed under arrest. After we challenged the evidence, we were able to bring our client justice. The charge was dropped with the State.
According to the police, the Defendant made a sharp turn into traffic, causing other cars to have to brake to avoid a collision. Upon making contact with the Defendant, the officer noticed various signs of impairment, including odor of alcohol on his breath, bloodshot eyes and slurred speech. As he exited the vehicle, the Defendant almost fell over and had to use the car to maintain balance. The officer asked the Defendant to submit to 3 roadside exercises, and he agreed. The Defendant performed poorly on all 3 exercises. The officer placed the Defendant under arrest for DUI and requested a breath sample. The Defendant refused. The attorney investigated the case and prepared for trial. The State dropped all DUI related charges.
Minor client charged for the first time ever with a criminal driving while license suspended, after the DHSMV had suspended their license in error. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys were able to prove to the Office of the State Attorney that the client’s license should not have been suspended in the first place and all charges were dropped.
The Client was charged with Driving Under the Influence after he was involved in a crash on the interstate. During treatment by EMTs, the trooper requested medical blood be drawn to determine the alcohol content and the Client consented. The submitted blood samples results were .161 and .161 BAC, over twice the legal limit. The Ticket Clinic Attorney fought the case by filing motions to suppress the blood samples. The State’s evidence was successfully attacked and they were forced to amend the charge to Reckless Driving.
Our client was facing an offer of 30 days in the Broward County Jail on the charge of Driving While License Suspended for driving during a 5 year Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) suspension. Her license was suspended when she paid a traffic ticket for Driving While License Suspended Without Knowledge and received an adjudication and a strike towards "habitualization" (3 convictions for Driving While License Suspended within 5 years). Our lawyers filed a motion to vacate the plea on her prior conviction and were able to help our client get her license back. After we helped her get her license back, we were able to negotiate with the State Attorney's Office to have her 30 day jail sentence reduced to a withhold of adjudication on a civil infraction, meaning the criminal charges against her were dismissed.
Our client was facing a 5 years in prison for a Felony 3rd offense DUI. Our client was stopped for allegedly driving without headlights. Our lawyers prepared a motion to suppress the stop for lack of probable cause and were able to convince the State Attorney's Office to dismiss all charges against our client without filing the motion.
Client was found by the police asleep at a red light after multiple people called 911. The client was investigated for driving under the influence and performed standard field sobriety exercises. The police arrested the client and subsequently found a flask of alcohol in the client’s vehicle. The client refused to submit to a breath test. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys took the client’s case to trial and through the use of medical records and by pointing out numerous flaws throughout the course of the investigation, were able to convince the jury to find the client NOT GUILTY.
