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Secretos del sistema de justicia penal de Texas y sus derechos
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- Todos
- Asalto
- Cargos por drogas
- Defensa DWI
- Defensa DWI
- General
- Cargos por armas
- Cargos por robo
Crashed into an undercover police squad car, NOT GUILTY
Tony, a 20-year-old skateboarder, was speeding down George Bush in his Scion. He took an exit too fast and crashed into an undercover police squad car. The police found an empty bottle of Mad Dog 20/20 in the car. The Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Refused to perform any field sobriety tests, NOT GUILTY
Richard was pulled over for speeding while driving in from Midland. He refused to perform any field sobriety tests and did not take a breath test. The stakes were high because he was already on probation for delivery of marijuana. The jury found him NOT GUILTY.
Charged with DWI, NOT GUILTY
Joey was involved in a serious car accident. After being found wandering in the snow, he was taken to the hospital where blood was drawn. A .266 alcohol level was reported by the hospital and he was charged with DWI. After a 2 day trial, the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Failing field sobriety tests, CASE DISMISSED
Susie was stopped for driving 90 mph down the Tollway. After “failing” her field sobriety tests, she was arrested. On the day of trial, CASE DISMISSED
Blew a 0.098 after being stopped for speeding, NOT GUILTY
Keith blew a 0.098 after being stopped for speeding. He admitted to drinking 4 beers and 2 Crown & Cokes. The Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Failing field sobriety tests, NOT GUILTY
Marsha, a 55 year old woman, was stopped for “weaving” and arrested after “failing” the field sobriety tests. After blowing UNDER a 0.08 on the breath test, the police still filed the case alleging she must be intoxicated on the marijuana she admitted smoking approximately 8 hours earlier. Verdict: NOT GUILTY .
Blew .121 after being pulled over for speeding, NOT GUILTY
Jason, a Tae Kwon Do instructor, blew a .121 after being pulled over for speeding. He burped within 15 minutes of taking the breath test and we were successful in having the test suppressed, or thrown out, at trial. The Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Arrested for DWI, NOT GUILTY
Robert was stopped for speeding. After conducting field sobriety tests, the police officer arrested him for DWI. At trial, Robert’s mental and physical limitations were highlighted to the jury. After a 2 day trial, they returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Arrested for DWI, NOT GUILTY
Bradley, a store manager who blew a .091, was pulled over for having a burned out license plate light. We successfully attacked the validity of the breath test score and the Jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Arrested for DWI, CASE WAS DISMISSED.
Javier was stopped for tailgating and arrested for DWI. His blood test result was .18. In the middle of trial, the Judge granted the defense motion to suppress the blood test result. As a result of the ruling, the CASE WAS DISMISSED.
Arrested for DWI, CASE DISMISSED
Jeremy was stopped for “speeding” while exiting Central Expressway. He admitted to drinking 2 -4 drinks and, after “failing” the field sobriety tests, he was arrested for DWI. We argued that the stop was illegal and the Judge agreed. CASE DISMISSED.
Arrested for DWI, NOT GUILTY
Raymond was stopped for running a red light. After “failing” the field sobriety tests, he was arrested for DWI. Blood was later taken from Raymond against his will. The .14 blood evidence was thrown out in the middle of trial and the jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY .
