Client was pulled over for failing to maintain her lane. When the officer asked for her driver's license, she admitted that her license was suspended due to an issue in New York. She was arrested for driving on a suspended license.
*** Through negotiations with the State, our firm was able to get the case dropped.
The client was stopped at a red light in a Camaro. A police officer was stopped on the adjacent roadway out of sight. The officer alleges that the client reeved the engine, punched the gas, and squealed the tires taking off from the light. The officer estimated the Camaro was traveling in excess of 80 miles per hour in the 45 mile per hour zone. The client was pulled over and during the stop the client admitted that he was “testing his car for the track this weekend”. After reviewing the all the evidence with the client the attorney filed a Motion to Dismiss based upon the racing statute being unconstitutional as applied to the client. Two days later the Assistant State Attorney conceded stating that the motion was likely to be granted. Client never had to appear in court.
Police officer testified he was driving behind our clients vehicle when he decided to do a routine computer check of the cars tag. The check revealed that the tag was valid but that the registered owner of the vehicle had a suspended drivers license. Police officer then conducted a traffic stop and issued a criminal citation to our client for not having a valid drivers license. At the suppression hearing, Ticket Clinic attorneys argued that because the police officer failed to make any attempt to get a visual of the actual driver of the car they didn't have a sufficient basis to conduct a traffic stop. Essentially anyone could have been driving car and since the officer didn't get a look at the driver prior to conducting the traffic stop, he had no idea nor any reason to believe that the registered owner was the person driving. The Court agreed and the charge was dismissed.
Police officer testified he pulled a car over for speeding and issued a criminal citation to the driver for not having a drivers license. Police officer further testified he then asked our client (the passenger) whether she knew the driver did not have a drivers license and whether she let him drive anyway. According to the police officer our client stated that she did know and that she did let him drive. Police officer then issued a criminal citation to our client for allowing an unauthorized person to drive. At the suppression hearing, Ticket Clinic attorneys argued that our client was not free to leave and basically in custody when she was questioned by the police officer which required the police officer to have read our client her Miranda rights. Since he didn't, and her statements were the only evidence against her, the State of Florida had no case. The Court agreed and the charge was dismissed.
Client was in a car accident and was cited as “at fault” by law enforcement. Later that same day, she was in a second crash, panicked, and left the scene. The Ticket Clinic Attorneys were able to negotiate on behalf of the client, resulting in all charges being dismissed.
Our client was accused by his former girlfriend of preventing her from leaving her own home. The girlfriend armed herself with a knife and threatened to kill our client, and claimed that he put her in a choke hold to disarm her. Even though the girlfriend acted as the aggressor, the police and prosecutors charged our client with battery. The lawyers at the firm prepared for trial, and at the hearing the prosecutor dropped all charges.
Client permitted his unlicensed underage daughter to borrow his car and drive around with her two friends. The police are called after one of his daughter’s friends falls out of the vehicle and hits her head, requiring medical attention. Even though the client admitted to the crime, The Ticket Clinic Attorneys reviewed the case and found that the State Attorney was not prepared to prove the case. Once set for trial, the State Attorney was forced to dismiss all charges.
Our client, an international college student was arrested while driving with an international driver license, which could have resulted in a revocation of the student visa that had been issued. The client was unable to secure a new license from the home country. Ticket Clinic took quick action, obtaining a copy of the international driver license and refusing to waive speedy trial, keeping the pressure on the state. Eventually, the state dropped the charge.
Our client was stopped for running a stop sign by a Broward Sheriff's Deputy who claimed she smelled the odor of alcohol on his breath. The police conducted a DUI investigation and had the client perform several field sobriety exercises. Our client was arrested and charged with DUI. The lawyers at the firm prepared the case and set it for trial. On the date of the hearing, the prosecutors dropped all DUI related charges.
Police responded to a 2 vehicle crash. Our client was identified as the "at-fault" driver. Our client had 2 kids in the car at the time of the crash. Our client was taken to the hospital due to complaints of injury. When the police arrived at the hospital, they noticed our client to have slurred speech, fumbling with her belongings, and she seemed lethargic. A blood test was requested and our client agreed. The results showed the presence of Alprazolam. Ticket Clinic lawyers provided the state with valid prescriptions and pointed out issues relating to the use of the medication prior to the crash. Prior to the trial date, the state dropped the DUI.
Our client was stopped along with another vehicle for racing on US-19. Both cars were traveling well in excess of the posted speed limit. Both drivers were charged with racing, which carries a mandatory driver license suspension if convicted. Ticket Clinic lawyers set the case for trial, as we intended to establish that the facts could not be proved beyond all reasonable doubt. The state conceded and dropped the criminal case.
Our client, a CDL holder was charged with LSA after a traffic crash. Ticket Clinic lawyers had significant discussions with the State regarding the case and the effect that a conviction would have on his commercial driver license. Unable to resolve the case successfully, Ticket Clinic lawyers announced "ready for trial." Finally, the State announced that it would dismiss the criminal case before the trial.
