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Houston DWI Case Results

Texas DWI Case Results
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DWI Not Guilty State v. G. E. - NOT GUILTY – Client refused a breath test and blood test. State did not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Not Guilty State v. G.E. - NOT GUILTY – NT/NA
DWI Not Guilty State v. C. C. - NOT GUILTY – 2nd DWI NT
DWI Not Guilty State v. R.C. - NOT GUILTY – Client was charged with a DWI – 2nd offense. Client admitted to the officer that he was coming from multiple bars and Client refused all field sobriety tests.
DWI Not Guilty State v. R.C. - NOT GUILTY – Client was charged with a DWI – 2nd offense. Client admitted to the officer that he was coming from multiple bars and Client refused all field sobriety tests.
DWI Not Guilty State v. D.R. - NOT GUILTY – Client traveling down the highway at a high rate of speed and failed all of the sobriety tests.
DWI Not Guilty State v. D.M.R. - NOT GUILTY – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt. Client was traveling down Hwy 290 at a high rate of speed and failed the sobriety tests.
DWI Not Guilty State v. J.A. – NOT GUILTY – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt. Defense was able to get .12 breath test suppressed from evidence.
DWI Not Guilty State v. J.T. - NOT GUILTY - Montgomery County. Officer testified he saw signs of intoxication in State’s demonstration video of a NON-INTOXICATED person.
DWI Not Guilty State v. M - NOT GUILTY - Client blew a .11 an hour after being stopped but looked excellent on video at the scene. State did not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt and jury returned a 15 minute not guilty verdict.
DWI Not Guilty State v. O - NOT GUILTY - Client ran a red light while towing a boat. A bottle of Jaeger and vodka were found in the truck as well as numerous empties in the boat. Client refused the breath test saying he knew he had too much and wouldn’t pass. The jury found reasonable doubt of intoxication.
DWI Not Guilty State v. R - NOT GUILTY - Despite bad driving facts and open alcohol containers found in car, State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Not Guilty State v. B – NOT GUILTY – Client was arrested for Felony DWI (3rd DWI in 6 years) after being stopped for swerving all over the road. A search of his car found two cold beers inside it. The officer had a hard time remembering details from the arrest and did not provide those details in his offense report. Client performed well on the station video. Jury found reasonable doubt and acquitted Client.
DWI Not Guilty State v. B – NOT GUILTY – Jury thought client may have been intoxicated but State did not present enough evidence to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Not Guilty State v. G - NOT GUILTY - Client pulled over for weaving and admitted to drinking a few drinks, Officer botched HGN and client refused all other Field Sobriety Tests and refused Breath Test.
DWI Not Guilty State v. E - NOT GUILTY - Lee County – Client’s 6th DWI arrest, County Judges’s first jury trial and County Attorney’s first defeat. 911 reported client was speeding and swerving through town. Client found passed out in his car at random local business with a 40 ounce Mickey’s in a brown paper bag next to him.
DWI Not Guilty State v. S - NOT GUILTY - Client was acquitted after client admits that he was out drinking for Cinco de Mayo and Officers testified that client vomited while in the back of the patrol car.
DWI Not Guilty State v. B - NOT GUILTY - DWI with Child Passenger – Client blew a .19. The judge suppressed the HGN test and due to insufficient evidence of intoxication and lack of independent recollection of the incident by the officer, the judge suppressed the arrest leading to a not guilty verdict.
DWI Not Guilty State v. S - NOT GUILTY - Felony DWI (4th offense) Client ran into a vehicle at a red light which in turn struck another vehicle and complaining witness testified that client smelled like alcohol. Client refused all field sobriety tests.
DWI Not Guilty State v. T - NOT GUILTY - Officers testified that client became belligerent and combative after they woke him from a “passed out” state in his car with his foot on the brake in the middle of the intersection. Client failed all sobriety tests
DWI Not Guilty State v. M - NOT GUILTY - Client failed 3 sobriety tests at station
DWI Not Guilty State v. M - NOT GUILTY - Client admitted he was intoxicated on video.
DWI Not Guilty Client ran red light, failed sobriety tests at scene and at Station. 9 minute verdict.
DWI Not Guilty State v. T - NOT GUILTY - Client crashed into police officer and failed field tests.
DWI Not Guilty State v. F - NOT GUILTY - Complete refusal of sobriety tests and breath test. Client's third arrest and third victory for us. Three DWI charges successfully disposed of in a year and a half. Three arrests, three license suspension hearings won and three DWI cases won. Client is very happy.
DWI Not Guilty Client pulled over for weaving, Officer did not perform all sobriety tests, State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Not Guilty State - NOT GUILTY - Client was found passed out behind the wheel. He failed all field sobriety tests. The officer had trouble performing the one leg stand.
DWI Not Guilty State v. D- NOT GUILTY - State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Not Guilty State v. J - NOT GUILTY - State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Not Guilty State v. P - NOT GUILTY - Client was pulled over leaving the Greek Festival after running into the median. Officers found 4 open containers in the vehicle.
DWI Not Guilty State v. V - NOT GUILTY - Client had head injury that affected his performance on the field sobriety tests that the officer ignored. This was clients 2nd DWI arrest.
DWI NO BILLED by GRAND JURY State v. C No Billed (Felony DWI) - Client was pulled over on her motorcycle after failed to signal a lane change.
DWI Hung Jury State v. A - 911 caller reported that client was driving up and down the street spinning his tires. Client was sleeping in his truck when officer arrived. Client refused all field sobriety tests.
DWI Hung Jury At Trial State v. S.M. - HUNG JURY - Client pulled over for speeding and failed sobriety tests. Jury deliberated for 5 hours
DWI Hung Jury At Trial State v. T - Client driving with no headlights and failed sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. L.G. - DISMISSED – State was unable to prove intoxicate beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. C.S. - DISMISSED – Client was charged with DWI – 2nd offense when she was pulled over for crossing over a fog line exiting the freeway. Client's blood result was a .25. Case dismissed based on no reasonable suspicion for the traffic stop.
DWI Dismissed State v. S.B. - DISMISSED – Client was involved in a single car accident and was arrested after failing field sobriety tests at the scene. Client breath test result was a .13. State dismissed case because there were no witnesses that observed Client operating his vehicle.
DWI Dismissed State v. A.T. - DISMISSED – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M.T. - DISMISSED – Client submitted to a breath test in a BAT Van and after being arrested Client kick out the back window of the police car.
DWI Dismissed State v. M.R. - DISMISSED – Client was arrest for DWI with Child Passenger and blew a .09.
DWI Dismissed State v. S.W. - DISMISSED – Client was in an accident and failed all field sobriety tests at the scene.
DWI Dismissed State v. J.B. - DISMISSED – Client's blood result was a .08. Officer alleged that Client failed all field sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State of Texas v. J.H. - DISMISSED – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. C.M. - DISMISSED – Officers allege that Client was passed out behind the wheel of his car. Client's blood was drawn and the result was a .14. State dismissed due to blood analyst qualification issues.
DWI Dismissed State v. K.S. - DISMISSED – Client blew a .15 and failed sobriety tests. State was unable to try case due to witness issues.
DWI Dismissed State v. W.A. - DISMISSED – State dismissed cause due to lack of probable cause for the arrest.
DWI Dismissed State v. A.M. - DISMISSED – Officer admitted to Prosecutor that he wasn't sure that Client was intoxicated when he arrested Client.
DWI Dismissed State v. E.R. - DISMISSED – Breath test suppressed due to Intoxilyzer maintenance issues with and problems with State's witnesses.
DWI Dismissed State v. J.B. - DISMISSED – Client submitted to a breath test in a BAT Van but did well on the field sobriety tests. The breath test result was a .17.
DWI Dismissed State v. C.N. - DISMISSED – Client submitted to a breath test in a BAT Van. State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. Z.D. - DISMISSED – Client submitted to a breath test in a BAT Van. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M. H. - DISMISSED – Client blew .11 and failed sobriety tests. Pulled out from Whataburger and officer had to swerve to avoid collision.
DWI Dismissed State v. D – DISMISSED – Client blew a .15 and failed all of the field sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. C.N – DISMISSED – Client blew a .09 and was driving 44 mph and weaving on the freeway.
DWI Dismissed State v. C.B. – DISMISSED – Client was passed out in the McDonald’s drive thru. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt and case was dismissed on trial day.
DWI Dismissed State v. M.S. – DISMISSED – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt. This is the second dismissal we obtained for our client for DWI.
DWI Dismissed State v. H - DISMISSED - Client did poorly on sobriety tests but was due to age and bad leg. State did not feel they could prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. T - DISMISSED - Client ran into a police car. State felt they could not prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. Y – DISMISSED – Client was charged with a 2nd Offense DWI. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt due to missing video.
DWI Dismissed State v. J – DISMISSED – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. H – DISMISSED – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. L - DISMISSED - State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. G – DISMISSED – Client has Osteoarthritis in his knees which made it difficult from him to perform sobriety tests. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. C – DISMISSED – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. G – DISMISSED – State could not prove case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. K - .19 blood test case dismissed due to sample preservation problems.
DWI Dismissed State v. W – .12 blood test case dismissed before trial.
DWI Dismissed State v. F – DISMISSED – Client was charged with a second offense DWI but State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. Z – DISMISSED – Client admitted to take shots before leaving the bar but performed well on all field sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. I – DISMISSED – Client was found passed out in his car while the car was in drive. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M – DISMISSED – Client blew a .083. State couldn’t prove intoxication at the time of driving.
DWI Dismissed State v. C – DISMISSED – Client was found passed out in his car at an ATM drive thru. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M – DISMISSED – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt. Client looked excellent on video.
DWI Dismissed State v. A – DISMISSED – Client blew a .17. Arresting Officer was unavailable to testify.
DWI Dismissed State v. C – DISMISSED – Client refused all field sobriety tests. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M – DISMISSED – Client refused all field sobriety tests after running 3 red lights. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. T – DISMISSED – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt. There was no scene video to show performance on field sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. F – DISMISSED – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. H – DISMISSED – Client was involved in an accident on Hwy 6. State spoke with witnesses who gave officers a false report at the scene.
DWI Dismissed State v. T – DISMISSED – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed Sate v. S Dismissed. Client allegedly crashed through barrier on road but State could not prove defendant was driving.
DWI Dismissed State v. R – DISMISSED – Client ran into 18 wheeler and failed sobriety tests. Wheel witness disappeared.
DWI Dismissed State v. S - DISMISSED
DWI Dismissed State v. B – DISMISSED – .13 breath test case set for trial. State was unable to extrapolate breath test.
DWI Dismissed State v. V – Dismissed on the day of trial – State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. L – Dismissed – State could not prove guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M – Dismissed on the day of trial – State could not prove case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. R – Dismissed – State could not prove case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. S – Dismissed – State dismissed due to political reasons.
DWI Dismissed State v. S – Dismissed – State did not have enough evidence to prove case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. W – Dismissed – Client performed SFSTs perfectly on video. Video surveillance from bar showed client consuming non alcoholic beverages only.
DWI Dismissed State v. E – Dismissed day of trial – Subpoenaed witness failed to appear.
DWI Dismissed State v. F – Dismissed day before trial – 3rd offense – Officer fell over as he was instructing the one legged stand sobriety test.
DWI Dismissed State v. B – Dismissed day of trial – State could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt due to lack of evidence.
DWI Dismissed State v. R – Dismissed – Tow truck driver claimed that Client hit him on Washington Avenue. A private investigator was hired to show no damage to Client’s vehicle. State later dismissed due to lack of evidence.
DWI Dismissed State v. V – DISMISSED – Client blew a .11 but looked great on all of the field sobriety tests. State could not prove case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. R – DISMISSED – DWI w/ Child Passenger – Client refused all field sobriety tests at the scene and the station. State could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. W – DWI Dismissed – Case dismissed on 2nd appearance. Client blew a .076/.086 and performed well on the field sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. H - Client failed tests and refused station tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. R - Accident and illegal drugs involved.
DWI Dismissed State of Texas v. K – Dismissed on the day of trial. Client admitted to drinking and failed 2 sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. F - Client pulled over for going wrong way on freeway. Dismissed day of trial.
DWI Dismissed State v. R – Dismissed – Tow truck driver claimed that Client hit him on Washington Avenue. A private investigator was hired to show no damage to Client’s vehicle. State later dismissed due to lack of evidence.
DWI Dismissed State v. C
DWI Dismissed State v. S – Dismissed on the day of trial due to lack of probable cause
DWI Dismissed State v. B - Client pulled over for speeding, obviously on drugs, DRE officer makes arrest.
DWI Dismissed State v. G - Client rolled stop sign in her Maseratti and had odor of alcohol on breath.
DWI Dismissed During Trial State v. P - .112 Breath Test, failed 2 sobriety tests at scene and all at station.
DWI Dismissed State v. K - Client admitted to having ingested prescription drugs.
DWI Dismissed State v. N - Client found passed out in car and failed SFST's.
DWI Dismissed Client pulled over for speeding and failed sobriety tests, dismissed on day of trial.
DWI Dismissed State v D - Client looked very intoxicated. Dismissed on day of trial.
DWI Dismissed State v. G - Client failed sobriety tests but had been using brake fluid in his auto shop which gives off odor of ethanol.
DWI Dismissed State v H Client riding motorcycle and witnessed fatal wreck of sister in law riding next to him.
DWI Dismissed State v H - Client stopped for speeding and failed hgn.
DWI Dismissed State v. B - Client was swerving at other drivers and waiving his liquor bottle at them while driving by.
DWI Dismissed State v. N - Dismissed before trial.
DWI Dismissed State v. E - Dismissed before trial.
DWI Dismissed State v. H - Client blew below .08 but pot found in car.
DWI Dismissed Client wrecked car injuring himself, could not perform balancing tests.
DWI Dismissed Client failed sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed Passed breath test, failed sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed During Trial Dismissed after busting panel.
DWI Dismissed Major accident. No sobriety tests performed and client took breath test.
DWI Dismissed Clients second DWI arrest. Looked good on video. State worried about proving elements BRD.
Felony DWI Dismissed Officer was alleging intoxication by drugs however, no Drug Recognition Expert was available to investigate, no expert testimony would be available.
DWI Dismissed Client looked good on video, state felt unsure about Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.
DWI Dismissed .19 breath test case dismissed due to lack of probable cause for the traffic stop. Officer pulled client over for reckless driving and clarified that he heard client's tires squealing from a stopped position at a light. This is not reckless driving and state dismissed case on day of trial. The traffic stop was illegal so all evidence obtained as a result is suppressed.
DWI Dismissed Caught officer lying under oath at ALR hearing, state confirmed and dismissed.
DWI Motion to Revoke Probation - Dismissed Persuaded Judge to add 20 hours of community service and keep client on probation instead of sending her to jail.
DWI Motion to Suppress Granted State v. D - .18 breath test case dismissed after judge ruled in our favor that revving engine and spinning tires did not constitute reckless driving and was not a violation of any traffic law, therefore the stop was illegal.
DWI Dismissed .08 breath test case dismissed due weak extrapolation facts and good performance on sobriety tests on video.
DWI Dismissed State of Texas v. G - Client ran stop sign, blew over .08 and allegedly failed SFST's. Convinced State that there was reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed Client's friend, an HPD Officer was in car at time of arrest and would testify that Client was not intoxicated.
DWI Dismissed During Trial Client found asleep at wheel in fast food restaurant.
DWI Dismissed Client pulled over for having hi-beams on but was not in violation of any statute, dismissed on day of trial.
DWI Dismissed Client BAC was under .08 but State alleged intoxication by drugs. Client involved in accident but evidence was weak for intoxication.
DWI Dismissed Client pulled over for fleeing an assault. There was weak Probable Cause evidence and possible unreasonable detention.
DWI Dismissed Client blew BAC .16 and ‚"failed‚" sobriety tests. There was weak evidence that Client was operating a motor vehicle.
DWI Dismissed Client pulled over for speeding. Weak evidence of intoxication.
DWI Dismissed Client admitted to 5 beers, ran into police officer and had .10 BAC. Witness problems led to dismissal on day of trial.
DWI Dismissed Client refused all Sobriety Tests and Breath Test. Dismissed due to lack of evidence.
DWI Dismissed Client scored well on Sobriety Tests, looked good on video and Officer stated only a light odor of alcohol.
DWI Dismissed Client pulled over for weaving but in-car video from Officer‚'s patrol unit showed no weaving.
DWI Dismissed Client picked up second DWI while first case pending.
DWI Dismissed Galveston County - Client had .13 BAC but was inadmissible due to invalid observation period.
DWI Dismissed Client found wrecked in ditch. No witness as to Client driving.
DWI Dismissed Arresting Officer terminated due to misconduct.
DWI Dismissed Spanish Speaking client didn't understand Sobriety Test instructions and Breath Test was invalid.
DWI Dismissed Client arrested without Probable Cause and the detention was unreasonable.
DWI Dismissed Travis County - Client refused all Sobriety Tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. L, Client refused sobriety tests then decided to do them, officer said, "too late" you had your chance. State dismissed due to lack of evidence of intoxication.
DWI Dismissed State v. F, complete refusal, second DWI in 6 months by same defendant.
DWI Dismissed Arresting officer terminated for allegedly committing felony offense of fraud on secured creditor in felony court.
DWI Dismissed State v. B – DWI dismissed on the day of trial. State could not prove BRD.
DWI Dismissed State v. A – DWI /Dismissed – Breath test case dismissed due to Officer being investigated by internal affairs.
DWI Dismissed State v. H – DWI Mistrial – DA revealed results of breath test in opening statements.
DWI Dismissed State v. C – DISM – State could not prove case beyond a reasonable doubt (DWI)
DWI Dismissed State v. M – DISM – Officer that made initial contact with Client could not remember facts about the arrest.
DWI Dismissed State of Texas v. E (DWI ) – Dismissed the day of trial – State could not prove case beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. M – DWI – Client refused all field sobriety tests. State dismissed because they could not prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. K – Boating While Intoxicated – Case dismissed after a hung jury in Montgomery County (5-1 for Not Guilty). Officer admitted that he did not smell an odor of alcohol on clients breath at anytime during the investigation and that he only came into contact with client to check his boat for proper insurance.
DWI Dismissed State v. E – DWI – State dismissed 1 week before trial due to ability to prove that client was intoxicated beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. K – DWI/UCW both dismissed on the day of trial – State was unable to reach witnesses.
DWI Dismissed State v. M – Dismissed the day of trial – client refused all sobriety tests but did admit that he had too much to drink.
DWI Dismissed State of Texas v. H.L. DWI dismissed day of trial. Client admits to drinking and fails field sobriety tests. Officer loses balance on video during sobriety test instructions.
DWI Dismissed State v. I – Dismissed during trial – State could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt after .18 breath test was suppressed
DWI Dismissed State v. I – 1st Offense DWI – Dismissed the day of trial. State could not locate one of the officers involved in the arrest.
DWI Dismissed State v. E – 1st offense DWI – Dismissed the day of trial. State could not prove Client was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. B – DWI – 1st – Dismissed the day of trial. State could not prove Client was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Dismissed State v. N – Dismissed before trial – Judge grants favorable pre-trial evidentiary ruling.
DWI Dismissed State v. F – Dismissed - 2nd Offense DWI – State could not prove guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
DWI Mistrial State v. H – 2nd DWI – Witness testified that she observed client in a convenience store buying beer and throwing up in the bathroom.
DWI Dismissed State v. H - DISMISSED - Dismissed on the day of trial – State could not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Client refused all sobriety tests.
DWI Dismissed State v. I - DISMISSED - Dismissed during trial – State could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt after .18 breath test was suppressed.
DWI Dismissed State v. E - DISMISSED - Dismissed on the day of trial - Breath test case (.10)
DWI Dismissed State v. C– DISMISSED - Dismissed a couple days before trial. State did not have sufficient evidence to convict client. Client refused all field sobriety tests and refused to exit her vehicle when demanded to do so by officers.
DWI Reduced State v. C – REDUCED – State was unable to prove intoxication beyond a reasonable doubt and reduced charges to Reckless Driving.