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Not Guilty on the Extreme DUI despite a Breath Alcohol Reading of .235. The Defendant suffered from acid reflux with was bothering her at the time of the breath test and unfairly over-inflated her breath test result. Read On
Defendant was found Not Guilty of being above .08 legal limit and Not Guilty of being Impaired with a reported breath alcohol reading of .098. Read On
Defendant was found Not Guilty of Having an Extreme DUI with a breath alcohol test result reported to be .197. Read On
Police had contact with Defendant inside her vehicle on the side of the highway after a single vehicle accident had been witnessed by an off duty police officer. Despite a blood alcohol reading of .264, Defendant was found Not Guilty of all Charges. Read On
Police responded out location where a vehicle stopped after being followed by 911 calls driving for miles on a flat tire and causing sparks and groves as it rode on its rims. Jury acquitted Defendant who had a reported BAC of .087 Read On
Defendant was found to not have been in Actual Physical Control of a Vehicle and found not guilty of all felony charges despite having had two prior DUIs and being observed in the driver seat of the running stopped vehicle. Read On
Case was dismissed by State after Motion to Dismiss filed because the State had failed to preserve exculpatory evidence that would have led credence to the defense of consent. Read On
The State dismissed a prohibited possessor charge after a motion to remand case to grand jury was filed which pointed out the failure to present exculpatory evidence to the Grand Jury. Read On
Jury disbelieved the minor victim and found the defendant not guilty on all counts. Read On
Jury found Defendant Not Guilty on all Charges despite breath test results of .129/.130. Read On
Despite a Blood Alcohol Reading of .099, the Jury agreed there were problems with the blood alcohol analysis and found the Defendant Not Guilty of all charges. Read On
Jury agreed there were problems with the blood alcohol analysis and disbelieved the reported reading of .179 was accurate and above the .150 extreme level required by law. Read On
Despite at fault accident and the presence of prescription pain medicine, the Jury found Defendant was Not Guilty of all DUI charges. Read On
April 2011
According to police, the daughter of the victim of an attempted purse snatching identified the Defendant in a photographic line up of being the perpetrator. The Jury agreed the identification was not as strong as the police believed and agreed the Defendant's "confession" was not as clear as the ... Read On
April 2011
On the day of trial, the State dismissed all charges against the Defendant, who was prepared with witnesses to challenge the alleged victim's credibility. Read On
July 2011
A mandatory reporter was accused of failing to report suspected abuse of a minor. The Jury hung and a mistrial was declared. The State subsequently dismissed the charge. Read On
August 2011
Jury acquitted Defendant of a voyeurism charge which could have required mandatory sex offender registration. Read On
February 2013
Client was charged with Manslaughter for the death of a passenger after a rollover accident in the off road vehicle Client had been driving. The police believed alcohol and reckless driving caused the accident and death. Client was facing mandatory imprisonment on a dangerous offense if convicted. Instead, the Jury found Client Not Guilty. Read On
August 2013
Due to issues discovered by Rachelle Ferraro during her investigation of the case, the Prosecutor voluntarily dismissed all DUI charges despite a breath alcohol reading of .160/.140. Read On
October 2013
Two counts of Dangerous Aggravated Assault for pointing a gun at two people was pled down to one count of Discharging a Weapon in a City Limit. Client received one year of probation with no jail. Read On
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From the moment you retain our aggressive criminal defense team, you will work directly with Certified Criminal Law Specialist, Rachelle S. Ferraro.