Our client was an out of state truck driver who was charged with an OVI in Franklin County. He agreed to a test of his urine, which resulted in .202 g/100ml, well above the .11 limit. Knowing his livelihood was on the line as a CDL driver charged with OVI, LHA attorneys filed a motion to suppress to contest the validity of the roadside field sobriety tests, urine test, and the arrest itself. On the date of the motion hearing, we spoke with both the arresting officers and prosecutor, and secured a plea to a physical control violation with no court or administrative suspension. Our client agreed to serve 5 days in a community alternative center, was assessed a $375 fine, and was not sentenced to any probation. Later, the prosecutor revealed that the arresting deputy indicated that he “had been butchered by LHA on the stand before, I don’t want to go through that again.”
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