Recent Trials of Battlefield Law Group PLLC

When choosing a trial attorney for your case, a lawyer should be able to point to recent trials and discuss them with you. Awards show an attorney’s reputation in the community but if the attorney has not won a DUI/DWI trial recently, you may want to seek representation that is currently winning trials. Like speaking a different language – if you don’t use it; you lose it. Same with trial DUI/DWI attorneys. The more often an attorney is in trial zealously representing clients and winning, the sharper the attorney is for handling various trial issues.

  • December 10, 2019

    DUI 1st .09

    Client was pulled over at Jiffy Lube Live at the checkpoint. During the police encounter client appeared on body camera to be sober. At the station a breath test was provided with a result of .09. However, for the checkpoint to be Constitutionally sound, the police must follow the plan of the checkpoint. Here, there were some deviations but rather to risk a trial, client chose a reckless driving plea offer and later had the DUI charge expunged. Reckless Driving.

  • October 17, 2019

    DUI 1st .27

    Client was lawfully pulled over. Submitted to all tests and showed significant signs of impairment. At station blew a .27, over 3 times the legal limit. Nevertheless, with client’s hard work and our presentation to the prosecution of the facts and mitigation package, client did not go to jail. DUI 1st; no jail.

  • October 2, 2019

    DUI 1st .07

    Client was pulled over at Jiffy Lube Live checkpoint. Client complied with officer and showed very little signs of impairment. Officer arrested and at the station blew a .07. We told the prosecution that we wanted a trial. Commonwealth decided to nolle pros the case and client’s record was subsequently expunged. CHARGE DROPPED.

  • September 13, 2019

    DUI 1st .12

    Client was pulled over after hitting a patch of water. We went to trial and had filed a Motion to Suppress. The officer was not well prepared for trial. He could not articulate a basis for the stop. Motion to Suppress based on lack of reasonable articulable suspicion granted. DISMISSED.

  • September 11, 2019

    DUI 1st .18

    Client was found next to a vehicle which had flipped over. Client did not make any statements about driving and didn’t know what had happened. Client was taken to the hospital for blood draw. Due to the prosecution’s difficultly with identifying client as the driver, the offer was made for a reckless driving. Client accepted the offer with no driving license suspension, no ASAP requirement, no jail and only a fine. DUI was later expunged. Reckless Driving.

  • August 21, 2019

    DUI 1st .13 and Reckless Driving 45/25

    This was an interesting case in which the breath machine had a malfunction. We brought an expert from Missouri to discuss the error message that was indicted on the machine. This was a very unique message and the expert opined that after such a message, no other samples after would be reliable unless the machine was fixed. At trial, we were able to exclude the breath certificate due to this failing. However, this occurred after the original stop and judge found client guilty of Reckless Driving by speed. Not Guilty DUI.