Police officers noticed a car parked in a dark parking spot. After approaching, the police officers noticed two open containers in the car. The car was running. Our client was asked to turn the car off and to step out. Our client explained that he hadn’t started drinking until after he parked the car.  After conducting a DUI investigation, our client was arrested and charged with a DUI and Loitering.  A breath test was requested and the result was a .16.  Ticket Clinic lawyers took over the case and began questioning the legality of the initial “stop” of the vehicle.  Additionally, based on GA law, we felt that the loitering allegation was improper as well.  After discussions with the prosecutor, it was agreed that the stop was questionable at best and the loitering was improperly charged.  The State agreed to dismiss both criminal charges.

Client was stopped by Georgia State Patrol for a minor moving violation that resulted in his being arrested for Suspended License and DUI. During the stop the officer located a cup of wine that client admitted he had been sipping. Due to a language barrier no field sobriety tests were performed. At trial, the prosecutor was unable to produce evidence that our client’s license was actually suspended resulting in a directed verdict by the Judge as to that charge. The Jury found the client Not Guilty on the DUI after a short deliberation.

Our client was arrested by Grovetown Police after his car ran out of gas. Despite client being in the passenger seat of his cousin’s car the officer assumed he’d been drinking because his car ran out of gas. There was no odor of alcohol or any other indication of intoxication yet the Officer asked client to submit to a breathalyzer to which our client refused. After the arrest our client was taken to the station and spent hours in jail.  We filed for an administrative hearing to protect the client’s priviledge to drive. The officer did not appear at the hearing and our motion to dismiss was granted.

Our client was stopped in Wayne County for speeding 82/70. Upon making contact, the officers noticed the odor of marijuana as well as glassy and bloodshot eyes. The officer conducting the stop asked our client if there was marijuana in the car and if he consented to a search of the vehicle. Our client agreed to let the officer search his vehicle. The officer found marijuana. When asked, our client denied being under the influence of drugs or having any knowledge of the marijuana. Despite roadside exercises being performed pretty well the officer placed our client under arrest and took him to get his blood drawn for further testing. Ticket Clinic lawyers took on the case and began investigating the accusations. The blood tests confirmed client had no drugs in his system and the Solicitor agreed to dismiss the citation for DUI and reduce the speed to a no points offense.

The client was charged with multiple violations during a traffic stop including DUI, Driving with License Suspended, Possession of Marijuana, Reckless Driving, and Speeding 107/55.  After negotiations and preparing the case for trial through investigations, the attorney a for the firm was able to get the DUI, Driving While License Suspended and Possession of Marijuana dismissed.

The client was charged with Commercial Vehicle Driver Using/Possessing Alcohol While Operating A CMV received in late November 2022. While at arraignment during negotiations, an attorney for the firm was able to get case dismissed with no fine or penalties for the client.

Client was pulled over and charged with Reckless driving, speeding 132/70, illegal lane change, not stopping at a stop sign, dui and driving w open container. Lawyers for the firm prepared the case for trial. At trial, after hearing argument from both sides, the judge DISMISSED all charges.

The client was charged with DUI and Hit and Run which arose from an incident in 2015. The client was adamant he was not guilty of either charge.  The client hired us after firing his previous attorney who was on the case for years. Attorneys for the firm worked diligently to prepare the case with only one week before the trial was set. On the eve of trial, the firm’s attorney was able to convince the assigned prosecutor to dismiss all charges for a case we were prepared to win.

The client was charged with a criminal charge of Fleeing an officer after a police officer attempted to pull the client over and claimed he fled for two counties. An officer had to crash his car into the front bumper of the client’s car in order for him to stop. The attorney for the firm was able to resolve the case with a traffic infraction of Too Fast for Conditions—criminal charges dropped, no points!

The State agreed to dismiss the charges of Fleeing, Improper Passing, and Following Too Close and amend the speed violation from 80/35 to 50/35 in return for payment of fine of $237.