Two more victories. In the first case, the client was charged with a drug felony for possession of a large amount of marijuana. Our firm filed a motion to suppress the search of the client’s care, citing a violation of the Fourth Amendment. An officer cannot simply begin searching a car without some reasonable suspicion that criminal activity is afoot. When the prosecutor read our motion, they dismissed the drug charge. Our client paid a speeding ticket.
In the second case, our client was charged with a fifth DUI. This is a felony charge in the state of Kansas and carries significant mandatory prison time. Our firm filed a motion to suppress the results of the Intoxilyzer 8000, citing numerous problems with the testing procedure. When the prosecutor read our motion, they dismissed the DUI charge. Our client will pay a $100 fine.
Being able to spot potential issues in your cases requires a mind focused solely on criminal defense. Being able to write and argue motions based on those issues requires years of experience that only can be gained by performing solely criminal defense work.
Make no mistake: These motions can end a case before it starts, and can mean the difference between freedom and prison. Contact us immediately, so we can start solving your problems as well.