Jury conviction to class B misdemeanor instead of the charged third degree felony DUI for running down a pedestrian on the roadside sending her into a coma while defendant’s BAC was a twice the legal limit.

In this case our client was charged with the criminal charges of Driving Under The Influence of Alcohol/Drugs, Failure To Remain At Accident Involving Injury, Failure To Keep A proper Lookout, Reckless Driving, Drive On Wrong Side Of Roadway, Right Of Way – Stop Or Yield Sign, Speeding, and Drinking Alcohol In Vehicle in the 3rd District Court of Tooele. We successfully negotiated for the dismissal of seven of the eight charges and for no jail time.

In a recent case we represented an individual charged with Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol/Drugs in the Pleasant Grove Justice Court. We negotiated for a reduction of the charge to the charge of Driving With Measurable Controlled Substance. Consequently, our client did not serve any jail time, and did not lose his licence.

In this case our client was charged with Failure To Remain At Scene Of Accident, and Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol/Drugs in the Utah County Justice Court. We were successful in convincing the court to dismiss the charge.

Recently, our firm defended an individual in the Salt lake Justice Court facing the criminal charges of Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol/Drugs, Failure To Stay In One Lane, and Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance. Here, we were successful in procuring the dismissal of two of the charges in their entirety.

In this particular case, a criminal defendant retained our firm to defend him against the charges of Driving Under The Influence of Alcohol/Drugs, and Too Fast For Existing Conditions, both misdemeanors, in the Payson City Justice Court. The ultimate resolution of the case was very favorable for our client in that both charges were dismissed outright.

In a recent case one of our clients was charged with Driving Under The Influence of Alcohol/drugs, and Failure To Yield – Vehicle Turning Left in the 3rd District Court of Salt Lake. The Fail To Yield charge was dismissed and the DUI was reduced. As a result, our client was not ordered to do any jail time.

Recently, we represented a criminal defendant in the Springville Justice Court who was charged with driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol/Drugs, and Attempted Possession Or Use Of A Controlled Substance, a Class B Misdemeanor. We convinced the court to reduce the DUI to the charge of Impaired Driving, and to reduce the remaining charge to a Class C Misdemeanor. Accordingly, our client’s driving privileges were not suspended and he was not required to serve any jail time.

Here, one of our criminal defense attorneys defended an individual faced with the charges of Interlock Restricted Driver Operating Vehicle Without Interlock System, Speeding 80 in a 65, and Left Lane Restricted Vehicle, all misdemeanors, in the Sandy Justice Court. In cases, such as this, where there are multiple charges the potential for jail time is heightened. Accordingly, our objective is to procure a dismissal of as many of the charges as possible. We were successful in this case, in that two of the charges were dismissed outright.