Our Results

DUI ARS §§ 28-1381(a)(1)&(2); ARS § 28-954B; ARS § 28-4135C

Motion to Suppress for Lack of Reasonable Suspicion.

DUI ARS §§ 28-1381(a)(1)&(2); DUI ARS § 28-856.1; ARS § 13-3904A

Motion to Suppress for lack of Reasonable Suspicion to stop.

DUI ARS §§ 28-1381(a)(1)&(2); DUI ARS § 28-1382(a)(1); ARS § 28-701A.1; ARS § 28-693A

Motion to Suppress for Lack of Reasonable Suspicion.

DUI ARS §§ 28-1381(a)(1)&(2); ARS § 28-644A1

Motion to Suppress; Acquitted by Jury Trial.

ARS § 28-729.1; ARS § 4-244.41; ARS § 4-244.34

Motion to Suppress for Lack of Reasonable Suspicion; unlawful traffic stop.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1)

Motion in Limine filed pretrial to preclude inadmissible evidence.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1) & (2)

Career military professional pulled over for expired/fictitious plates. Charged with DUI. Matter proceeded to trial. At trial defendant acquitted of all charges.

Extreme DUI ARS § 28-1382 (a) (2)

University of Arizona student stopped for Improper Right Turn and charged with DUI. We filed a Motion to Suppress all evidence for lack of reasonable suspicion to stop.

DUI ARS § 28-1381(a)(1)&(2); Failure to Yield ARS § 28-772

Licensed professional pulled over for Failure to Yield during a left turn and charged with DUI. Motion to Suppress evidence for lack of reasonable suspicion to stop.

Minor With Spirituous Liquor in Body ARS § 4-244.41; Possession of a False Driver’s License ARS § 28-3478.1; False Report to Law Enforcement ARS § 13-2907.01A.MI; Refusing to Provide Truthful Name When Lawfully Detained ARS § 13-2412A

University of Arizona student detained by UAPD.

Minor With Spirituous Liquor in Body ARS § 4-244.41; Possession of a False Driver’s License ARS § 28-3478.1

University of Arizona student detained by UAPD.

DUI ARS §28-1381(a)(1)&(2)

Licensed elementary school teacher charged with DUI. We filed a Motion to Preclude Evidence based on disclosure violations.

Pointing Laser Pointer at Occupied Aircraft ARS § 13-1213

Client accused of aiming laser pointer at TPD helicopter.

Domestic Violence Assault ARS §13-1201; Disorderly Conduct ARS § 13-2904

At trial client acquitted via directed verdict on Domestic Violence Assault and Disorderly Conduct charges.

DUI ARS § 28-1381(a)(1)&(2);

University of Arizona student charged with DUI. Hearing on our Motion to Suppress evidence for unlawful traffic stop.

Extreme DUI ARS § 28-1382 (a) (1) & (2) (BAC .253)

Client Charged with Extreme DUI. All charges dismissed after we filed a Motion for Disclosure Sanctions and to Suppress.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (2)

The client, a licensed professional, charged with DUI and speeding. Proceeded to jury trial.

Petition For Clearance of Records ARS § 13-4051

Client, a military professional, was arrested for DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1). We filed a motion to dismiss for want of probable cause to arrest, which was granted. We then petitioned in Superior Court pursuant to ARS § 13-4051 for entry of clearance of all official records. The Prosecutor opposed; however, the Superior Court Judge granted our motion.

Criminal Damage ARS § 13-1602

Our client, a career school teacher, and holder of Arizona Level 1 Fingerprint Clearance Card, was charged with Criminal Damage. DPS suspended her Fingerprint Clearance Card. We arranged for early dismissal of the Criminal Damage charges and reinstatement of her fingerprint clearance card.

Extreme DUI ARS § 28-1382 (a) (2) (BAC .20)

CDL Holder charged with super extreme DUI. Motion to Suppress for No Reasonable Suspicion to Stop. On reconsideration the Court granted motion.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1) & (2)

Motion to Suppress for interference with the right to gather exculpatory evidence. Passenger attempted to record the investigation on iPhone. Police stopped him. The court found Sixth Amendment rights violated.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1) & (2); Failure To Stop at Sidewalk ARS § 28-856 (1)

The police allegedly stopped our client for violation of ARS § 28-856 (a) failure to stop at sidewalk. However, we proved that no sidewalk existed.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1) & (2); Wide Turn ARS § 28-751.1

Per official policy University of Arizona Police are supposed to maintain and disclose videos of traffic stops. Because the police failed to do so, we filed a motion to suppress the evidence.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1) & (2)

Motion to Dismiss for Rule 8 Violation. Pima Community College Police Department arrested defendant but failed to disclose police report for almost six months.

DUI ARS § 28-1381 (a) (1) & (2)

Motion to Suppress evidence for lack of Reasonable Suspicion to stop; Motion to Permit Impeachment of Evidence pursuant to Ariz. R. Evid. 608. Police stopped our client allegedly for violation of ARS § 28-925 (b) No License Plate Light. We contested the matter, pulling the stop officers internal affairs file.

DUI ARS § 28-1381(a) (1) & (2); Red Light Violation ARS § 28-644 (a) (1)

Motion to Suppress Blood (involuntary draw). Client, a medical professional and phlebotomist, asked for attorney repeatedly. Relying on prior case law McNeely (Butler), we argued the specific facts that the consent to draw blood was not voluntary. Trial court granted our motion.

Domestic Violence Assault ARS § 13-1201; ARS § 13-3601

Medical professional charged with assaulting domestic partner. Matter proceeded to trial. At trial defendant acquitted of all charges.

ARS § 28-1381(a)(1) & (2) DUI.

Police stopped our client for weaving and wanted him to take a breath test. Our client asked several times to have a lawyer present, but the police officer indicated that he would not wait for one to arrive. We filed a motion, arguing that police interfered with our client’s right to counsel.

ARS § 28-1382 Extreme DUI (BAC .227)

Career military professional found sleeping in running car. Prior to trial we argued that insufficient evidence existed that our client intended to drive.

ARS § 28-1381(A)(1)&(2) DUI.

Police stopped Military professional in University Area & claimed he smelled like alcohol and failed a field sobriety test. We filed a motion to dismiss for No Probable Cause to Arrest. After evidentiary hearing, the trial court granted our motion.