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THIRD OFFENSE DUI, .11 blood–NO JAIL

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Client has two prior DUIs within 10 years.  Early in the morning, police witness client speeding on a city street.  Police pull client over.  Police immediately notice client has watery, bloodshot eyes.  Client has a strong odor of “an alcoholic beverage” emanating from client’s person.  Police hear that client’s speech is thick. Police have client step out of client’s vehicle.  … Continue reading →

.12 BLOOD… DMV HEARING WON!

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Client sees client’s friend being stopped by police for a suspected DUI.  Client drives up and parks in a parking lot.  Client walks up to the investigating officers and merely wants to ask them about the friend and learn what is happening to the friend.  Client asks officers if client can give the friend a ride home. Police instead detain … Continue reading →

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UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COCAINE & .20 BAC–no felony, no jail!

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POSSESSION OF COCAINE, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF COCAINE, .20 BAC–no felony, no jail, credit for time served! Police witness client weave across the yellow center line, dividing two directions of a street.  Client seems to be distracted; client’s interior light is on.  Client appears to be searching for something while driving.  Client’s vehicle continues to weave from side to side.  … Continue reading →

BUT NO FELONY and NO JAIL, despite a prior DUI

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Terrible freeway accident with injuries to others BUT NO FELONY and NO JAIL, despite a prior DUI and .18 blood! Terrible freeway accident. Client is speeding on freeway and smashes into rear end of victim.  Victim is clearly hurt.  California Highway Patrol and paramedics rush to the scene. Police contact client and detect immediately an odor of alcohol on client’s … Continue reading →