Case Results

A client was hunting and did not have the proper license. This client's case was able to be reduced to a non-criminal infraction with a fine, thus taking away the possibility of probation, jail, and other sanctions. Every case is different. There is never a guarantee regarding what could or will happen in court on your case. It is important that you hire an attorney to deal with your specific case and the facts surrounding your arrest. Schedule a free consultation today to speak about your case. Practice area(s): Criminal Defense

A client was facing a one-year license revocation due to the officer claiming they refused the breath test when asked to do so. Tony was able to convince the hearing examiner that the reason for the breath test was not a refusal, and thus the client was able to keep their license given the hearing result. Every case is different. There is never a guarantee regarding what could or will happen in court on your case. It is important that you hire an attorney to deal with your specific case and the facts surrounding your arrest. Schedule a free consultation today to speak about your case. Practice area(s): DUI / DWI

A client was arrested for DUI after a rollover accident. The prosecutor was pushing hard for a month of jail given the accident. Due to medical evidence that likely affected the breath test results in the case, Tony was able to ultimately get the case reduced to a non-DUI and he got the prosecutor to agree to no jail. Practice area(s): DUI / DWI

A client was a passenger in a vehicle. The client was subsequently unconstitutionally questions by the State Trooper and was later cited with criminal charges based on that conversation. The court determined that the contact with the passenger was unlawful and thus the court dismissed the charges.

A client was contacted because he was a passenger in another vehicle and that car got pulled over for speeding. The officer assumed that the client was previously driving, and thus arrested them for DUI. Tony was able to show the court that there was no reasonable suspicion for the contact and thus the court dismissed the DUI charge. Every case is different. There is never a guarantee regarding what could or will happe

A client was arrested by an officer; the officer's stop was based solely on a 911 call. The trial court determined there was insufficient evidence to allow the officer's stop after hearing testimony and dismissed the case due to lack of reasonable suspicion to allow the officer to even stop the car and contact said client.

A client was having a mental health crisis at the time of driving. The Trooper assumed that the mental health symptoms were signs of being drunk and arrested her for DUI even though there was no breath test. The prosecutor's office charged her with a DUI after blood showed medication. Tony was able to show the medication does not have an affect on driving and thus the DUI was dismissed by the prosecutor.

A client was stopped by a State Trooper for not having a license plate. They were subsequently arrested for DUI with a high breath test. The car clearly had a license plate, but the prosecutor didn't believe my client and only believed the cop. Through discovering additional evidence on another trooper's dash camera, it was clearly shown that the cop was mistaken. Tony was able to point out this inconsistency and the entire case was ultimately dismissed entirely - including the DUI.

Tony received a not guilty jury verdict in Lower Kittitas County District Court for the criminal charge of reckless driving. A client was arrested when an officer alleged he was driving recklessly. The facts showed he was driving between 35 and 50 miles per hour and he used the middle lane to pass a car. The prosecutor refused to negotiate the case given his commercial driver's license, though the client was driving a regular vehicle at the time of the arrest.