Driving While Drugged Charge Amended and License Saved
Clients driving while under the influence of prescription drugs charge was amended to reckless driving following a successful motion to suppress the urine test results.
Clients driving while under the influence of prescription drugs charge was amended to reckless driving following a successful motion to suppress the urine test results.
Clients OWI charges were dismissed following a successful motion to suppress alleging that the officer violated her rights under the Fourth Amendment.
Client’s OWI first offense charge was amended to reckless driving and her license was saved following a successful motion to suppress which excluded her breath test results.
Des Moines County Attorney voluntarily dismisses Vehicular Homicide Charge in fatal accident with a young child in a motel parking lot.
OWI Second offense was amended to reckless driving after successful motion to suppress following a violation of the clients right to confidential meeting with his attorney.
OWI second offense amended to reckless driving following unsuccessful motion to suppress.
The Iowa Supreme Court agrees with GRL Law that police officers may not play word games when it comes to an arrested persons statutory right to counsel under Iowa Code section 804.20. When a request is made, the arrested officer must fully and fairly advise the person of their rights under the law.
OWI first offense dismissed and client’s license saved following successful motion to suppress as a result of an unconstitutional stop of client’s vehicle.
Felony Operating While Intoxicated, Third Offense charge, amended to simple misdemeanor public intoxication.
Tama County OWI amended to public intoxicaton