The Danger of Consenting to a Field Sobriety Test
I watched a client lose their entire claim in the first ten minutes of a deposition because they ignored one simple rule […]
Category: Legal Rights in DUI Cases
Why an Illegal Turn Doesn’t Give Police the Right to Search
I smell like strong black coffee and the lingering scent of a late-night research session at the law library. If you are […]
Why You Should Never Adhere to the Roadside Eye Test
I smell the stale scent of burnt office coffee and the metallic tang of a client’s fear. I watched a client lose […]
How to Challenge the Legality of a DUI Checkpoint Stop
How to Overturn a DUI Checkpoint Arrest Using Constitutional Flaws I watched a defendant incinerate their Fourth Amendment protections in the first […]
Why You Should Never Agree to a Field Test Without Legal Advice
The High Stakes Reality of Roadside Cooperation I watched a client lose their entire claim in the first ten minutes of a […]
The Scientific Flaw in the Walk and Turn Test
I watched a defendant lose their entire case in the first ten minutes of a preliminary hearing because they tried to explain […]
Why You Should Never Admit to Any Alcohol Consumption at a Stop
Why admitting to just two beers is a legal death sentence I watched a client lose their entire claim in the first […]
How to Prove the Officer Lacked Probable Cause for the Arrest
The myth of the subjective officer Proving an officer lacked probable cause requires showing that the total circumstances did not provide a […]
How to Prove the Police Violated the Implied Consent Law
Your driver’s license is not a right. It is a conditional privilege. When you signed your name at the DMV at sixteen, […]
How to Use Social Media Privacy to Protect Your Case
Why Your Social Media Presence Is the Prosecution’s Greatest Weapon The first thing you need to understand is that your case is […]