Our client was stopped for driving off the roadway, across a lawn, striking a rock, continuing to drive across the street onto another lawn striking a mailbox and a tree. When approached by the police, our client smelled of alcohol, failed field sobriety tests, and blew over .08.
Because this was our client’s second DUI, he was not eligible for supervision and could only receive a statutory summary suspension and a revocation of his driving privileges upon conviction.
We litigated this case, too. The statutory summary suspension was rescinded so that no supervision was entered. After a trial, our client was found not guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol.
