OWI Dismissed After Officer Caught Lying
After a review of the evidence, there was no stop sign located where the client was alleged to have ran the stop sign.
After a review of the evidence, there was no stop sign located where the client was alleged to have ran the stop sign.
OWI 2nd offense amended to public intoxication and license saved because the officer lacked a sufficient legal basis to ask the client to submit to a breath test.
State agrees to amend charge to reckless driving following a violation of the clients right to obtain an independent test.
OWI second charge dismissed after the court suppressed all evidence following the stop of the vehicle because the officer did not have a lawful basis stop the client.
Low breath test result gets child endangerment and OWI Second offense charge dismissed.
As a result of successfully challenging the admissibility of the breath test refusal, the Department of Transporation was prevented from suspending his license.
Hearing impaired client’s license saved and OWI charge amended to public intoxication because officer failed to obtain an interpreter.
Polk County Iowa OWI 2nd offense amended to reckless driving after officer incorrectly informs client about his driver’s license suspension.
the client’s right to a telephone call pursuant to Iowa Code Section 804.20 was violated and as a result, the breath test result was determined to be inadmissible and the DOT was prevented from suspending the client’s driver’s license.
The jury says assisting in saran wrapping an underclassman to a pole with his consent during homecoming is not a crime.