The defendant was stopped for driving off the roadway, on two occasions. After completing the roadside exercises she was arrested for DUI. She refused a breath test. Acquitted by jury of DUI.
Client was speeding down I4 at 3:30 in the afternoon. He was clocked doing 85 in a 50mph zone. He was also weaving in and out of traffic and cutting other motorists off. The officer described his driving as extremely erratic. On the day of trial, the State dropped the charge.
Officer testified in trial that he was alerted to our client because he had peeled out of a parking lot. The officer further testified he witnessed our client driving at a high rate of speed and running through three stop signs in a residential neighborhood. The officer said that given the driving pattern he witnessed, he had no choice but to ticket our client for reckless driving. On cross examination, Ticket Clinic attorneys established that the incident occurred at approximately 3:00AM, that there were no other cars on the road and that there were no pedestrians on the road. Ticket Clinic attorneys argued there was no way these facts amounted to a reckless driving. The reckless driving charge was dropped.
The defendant was stopped for unlawfully avoiding a red light. The stopping deputy approached the vehicle and noticed the defendant to have glassy eyes and stated he was coming from a gentleman’s club. The deputy also noticed the defendant had the odor of an alcoholic beverage and his speech was slurred. The defendant also admitted to consuming a few beers. The defendant performed poorly on roadside sobriety exercises and refused all testing. The State dropped all DUI charges
The defendant was arrested for DUI after leaving the scene of an accident. After the arrest she blew .289, .245, and .231. Motion to suppress was granted. State’s appeal affirmed. DUI charge dropped
Our client was stopped by the police for swerving through several lanes of traffic. The officers claimed that they smelled alcohol on our clients breath. Our client performed poorly on several field sobriety exercises and was arrested. The police requested a breath sample and the client refused. We prepared the case and on the day of trial the DUI charge was dropped.
Our client was involved in a minor accident. She and the other driver pulled into a gas station and the other driver requested money from our client. Our client refused to pay so the other driver called the police and claimed that our client was under the influence of alcohol. Our client performed field sobriety exercises but refused to provide a breath or blood sample and was arrested for DUI. We prepared the case and on the day of trial the DUI charge was dropped.
Police respond to the scene of a 4 car accident that our client is accused of having caused. Our client was further accused of having attempted to leave the scene of that accident but was prevented from doing so by a citizen who essentially effectuated a citizens arrest. When the police arrived they conducted an accident investigation. During that investigation the police claimed to have noticed signs of impairment from our client and proceeded to conduct a DUI investigation. Our client is said to have failed the field sobriety exercises and was arrested. At the police station our client refused to give a breath sample after multiple requests by the police. Ticket Clinic attorneys were able to emphasize several problems with both the accident and DUI investigations. That coupled with our clients refusal enabled Ticket Clinic attorneys to successfully convince the prosecutor to dismiss all charges.
About a week before Christmas, our client got into an argument with the mother of his child. She alleged she was taking their child and our client would never get to see him again. The police report states our client and the alleged victim then got into a shouting argument where our client shoved the female to the ground and that she sustained scratches to her chest. As part of his pre-trial release conditions, he was not allowed to see his child during Christmas as the child was in his mother's custody. We began our defense by taking pictures of our client's injuries. Our client had various scratch marks to his chest and neck area showing the alleged victim had in fact attacked our client. We gathered witness statements from two people who were also at the home when this happened and presented these to the State Attorney. Fortunately, we were able to get the State to dismiss the case against our client before filing formal charges allowing our client to seal and expunge this charge in the future.
Our client was arrested for Driving while License Suspended. He went to court without a lawyer and resolved his case by entering a plea. That plea resulted in the client becoming an Habitual Traffic Offender (HTO) and he was going to lose his license for 5 years. Before the HTO suspension took effect, the client retained our law firm. We prepared a motion to vacate the plea, which was granted. Ultimately, we were able to resolve the case so that the HTO suspension was erased and the the client was able to continue driving legally!
Our client was arrested and charged with Aggravated Battery, a felony, after police alleged she intentionally dumped hot soup on her fiancée causing him severe burns throughout his body. The prosecutor initially sought prison for our client. However, after the firm’s attorney worked through the case, he was able to determine weaknesses in the State’s theory of events. Armed this knowledge, the firm’s attorney set the State’s witnesses for depositions prepared to question them extensively. During depositions, the prosecutor requested to speak to the firm’s attorney off the record, where the attorney pointed out the weaknesses in the State’s case at length. The next day the prosecutor dropped all charges.
On November 11, 2016, Miami-Dade Police (MDP) responded to an accident where our client is accused of having crashed into a security gate when exiting a parking garage. MDP claimed our client had bloodshot eyes, smell of alcohol coming from his breath and slurred speech. MDP conducted field sobriety exercises and claimed that our client failed to perform the exercises to their standards. This failure resulted in our client being arrested and taken to the police station where he refused to provide a breath sample. Ticket Clinic attorneys were able demonstrate evidentiary problems with the states case as it pertained to their witnesses and what they may or may not have seen. That coupled with the clients refusal to provide a breath sample enabled Ticket Clinic attorneys to successfully convince the prosecutor to dismiss all charges
