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The police were called to a disturbance at a motel based upon information from any anonymous informant. They arrived one minute later and observed two men standing in the parking lot.  They did not see any violations of the law occurring.  When the officers arrived, they activated their overhead red and blue lights despite the

A 24-year old young man was seen by an officer hitting a median (he explained it was because he was looking at his cell phone).  Officer put him through roadsides and said he failed.  Defendant submitted to a blood test which had a result of .037.  Despite the legal presumption that individuals below a .05

The defendant was asleep in a parked car at 2:19 a.m.  The officer noticed the car on the side of the road with an individual sitting behind the wheel, with the engine on, and made contact with my client.  After noting signs of intoxication, the officer arrested the defendant who then submitted to a breath test with

Client was stopped for weaving at 1:00 a.m.  The officer noted strong odor of alcohol beverage on the driver’s breath, bloodshot and watery eyes and the client had admitted to having “a beer or two.”  The client did perform roadside sobriety maneuvers and failed them.  He eventually chose a breath test which yielded a .145

DUI Dismissal Greeley, Colorado  Our client had an accident in a major storm, was not injured and no other vehicle was involved.  The client decided to walk home and left his vehicle due to the road conditions.  The police found his vehicle and cross-referenced the plates and showed up at his home later that evening. 

On February 6th, Brad Allin wins 6th Trial Case in a row.  Driver was parked and approached by officer, admitted to drinking a few beers earlier.   The driver was asked to preform roadside testing and performed them well.  The officer proceeded to ask him to do a breathalyzer and/or blood test and the driver

On Monday, August 26th Brad Allin won his fifth DUI/DUID Trial in a row. In Larimer County Court, 4D. A trucker pulls into Port of Entry station, an officer signals him in to review his paperwork. He goes into the POE and the officer smells the odor of alcoholic beverage and places him “out of

The client filed to come to a complete stop at a stop sign, traveling through the stop sign at about 5 mph.  Officer saw common signs of marijuana impairment and the client admitted to smoking two hours earlier.  The client also performed roadside sobriety maneuvers which were not done in a manner “consistent with sobriety”. 

Client driving home, but fails to come to a complete stop at a stop sign.  Officer noted the odor of alcohol beverage and the client admits drinking.  The client refused roadsides and the blood or breath test.  We were able to find reliable, independent witnesses who saw the client earlier in the evening and would

Client was stopped for speeding.  Had an odor of alcoholic beverage and exhibited balance problems, including stumbling.  The client refused roadside sobriety maneuvers and the blood or breath test.  Unfortunately, the client had two priors so the only offer from the DA was plea of guilty to DUI with a jail sentence of up to