People v. Robert A.
Driving in excess of 100 MPH on a motorcycle weaving in and out of traffic. Exhibited all the signs of intoxication. Tested above the legal limit. DUI charges were dismissed at trial.
People v. Robert I.
Arrest for drunk in public by Ranger at lake. All charges dismissed. Record sealed.
People v. Robert M.
Roll-over vehicle accident with injuries to other vehicle. Over the limit DUI Dismissed. License Reinstated.
People v. Emilio H.
.24 blood. All charges dismissed during trial. License suspension reinstated.
People v. Susan V.
Refusal. Very poor FST. License suspension set-aside with finding Officer perjured herself. Criminal case reduced to infraction with traffic school.
People v. Kevin M.
.165/.180 on PAS. .186/.177 on Breath. All charges dismissed at trial. DMV reinstated license.
People v. Murray S.
.25 Blood Alcohol. Uncovered irregularities in Blood Handling. Received wet-reckless and Hellmandollar Plea to permit retention of his driving privilege.
People v. Nick B.
Pilot. DMV hearing lost. On appeal, Attorney General refuses to defend case and pays partial attorney's fees. Case is .31 BAC. Criminal case pled to Reckless Driving with Not Guilty on 23152(B) Charge.
People v. Jerry R.
.27 Second DUI. License reinstated without suspension. Pending Criminal Case.
People v. Ian B.
.09 under 21. DUI Dismissed.
People v. Robert P.
.12//11 PAS. .10/.11 Breath. Hung Jury 7-5 for Not Guilty. Pled to drunk in public. Client couldn't proceed to retrial.
People v. Brian D.
Commercial Driver's license kept and District Attorney refused to file charges after DUI arrest.
People v. S.K.
DUI/Drug refusal. DMV set-aside. Charges reduced to infraction and small fine at trial.
People v. Nicole M.
Driver driving with a .28 Blood Alcohol Level had her license returned after hearing and without any suspension.
People v. R.M.
Arrest completely dismissed. All charges dropped.
People v. Daniel E.
.18 Second-Time DUI. Dismissed. License reinstated.
People v. Jerry R.
.24 DUI Dismissed and license reinstated.
People v. Bradley T.
Client was stopped by California Highway Patrol Officers and blew point .084 and .089 via Preliminary Alcohol Screening Test and .091 and .094 at the station via an evidentiary machine. Case dismissed.
People v. Amy W.
.23 case on second DUI. License was kept with no penalty and case was dismissed in it's entirety.
People v. Martin C.
Charged with 23152(a) and (b). Won DMV hearing and license returned. At trial, DA drops all charges in exchange for infraction for not maintaining a lane and $100.00 fine.
People v. Ian S.
.15/.15 DUI with rollover accident. Dismissed DUI charges and pled to reckless driving not involving alcohol with a 1 year dismissal of charges.
People v. Isiah S.
DMV Set-aside. Kern County Crime Lab inadequacies. Again.
People v. Joe H.
.25 BAC. Charge is reduced to Wet Reckless. Standard probation only.
People v. Garrett A.
.10 DUI. Poor driving pattern and FST's. Admitted drinking. Received Dry Reckless and Acquittal on B count. A Count was dismissed. Retained license.
People v. Jennifer M.
Client at trial. HGN excluded. PAS exclusion pending. Reduced to Reckless driving with reinstatement of her driver's license. DUI Charges dismissed.
People v. Randy J.
.15 breath case. 8 day jury trial. Acquitted of DUI. License reinstated.
People v. D.K.
Client was driving lifted pick up truck with allegedly tinted windows. .12 forced blood. Case dismissed and license reinstated.
People v. Eric J.
Refusal of all tests and FST's. DUI matter dismissed by the Kern County District Attorney's Office. DMV Appeal via Writ resulted in voluntary reversal of DMV ruling by Attorney General of the State of California.
People v. Sylvia M.
Won DMV Writ to the Kern County Superior Court based on issues of Evid. Code Section 1280, Molenda, Miyamoto and Lee. Attorney's fees awarded on motion.
People v. Janice J.H.
Another set-aside at DMV based on Kern County Crime Lab inadequacies. 9 more like it.
People v. Nicole M.
A client with a proported .28 breath alcohol level received the return of her license based on the officer's failure to have probable cause to stop the vehicle