July - 07Wareham District Court - The client was in a car accident where witnesses testified he was traveling 90 – 100 mph. The trooper indicated that he could not satisfactorily complete the alphabet, stand on one leg or the walk and turn test. NOT GUILTY Orleans District Court –The police officers testified that the client was traveling at speeds up to 85 MPH in a 25 MPH zone. The police caught up to the vehicle after it had crashed into a house. The officers noted slurred speech, a strong odor of alcohol, extremely bloodshot eyes and a flushed face. The client was severely injured and transported to the hospital after he was placed under arrest. NOT GUILTY June - 07Hingham District Court - The police observed the client's car weaving from side to side and had almost struck another vehicle and the guardrail. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol, slurred speech and observed the client's eyes to be bloodshot and glassy. The officer testified that he was unsteady and swaying. He refused all field tests NOT GUILTY Plymouth/Wareham District Court – The police report indicated that the client pulled out of a convenience store parking lot and the officer had to swerve to avoid a collision. The report also indicated that the client smelled of alcohol, had slightly thick speech and bloodshot, glassy eyes. The officer testified that the client missed a letter in the alphabet, lost his balance when he attempted the one leg stand and could do the walk and turn test. – NOT GUILTY. May - 07Framingham District Court – The police testified that the client was weaving over both the fog and center lines. They also testified that he had extremely slurred speech, a strong odor of alcohol and that his movements were slow and delberate. He also testified that he had a red face, watery and bloodshot eyes and that he admitted to consuming 4 or 5 drinks. The officer testified that the client staggered to the back of his car and fell to the ground. – NOT GUILTY Ayre District Court – The client was stopped for speeding. The officer observed a strong odor of alcohol on the client's breath, that he was unsteady and that he had glassy, bloodshot eyes. He initially denied drinking and then admitted to having one beer. The client began having chest pains and was transported to the hospital – NOT GUILTY Taunton District Court– The officer testified that the client swerved into oncoming traffic on three occasions. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol and observed the client's eyes to be glassy. The officer testified that he was unsteady and swayed as he walked. The officer indicated that he could not satisfactorily complete the alphabet, count backwards, stand on one leg or the walk and turn test. NOT GUILTY Quincy District Court – The officer testified that the client almost hit a telephone pole after leaving the parking lot of a bar. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol, slurred speech and observed the client's eyes to be red and glassy. The officer testified that he was unsteady and swayed as he walked. April - 07Plymouth/Wareham District Court - The client was involved in a two-car accident. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol, slurred speech and observed the client's eyes to be bloodshot and glassy. The officer testified that she swayed and was unsteady on her feet. The officer indicated that he could not satisfactorily complete the alphabet, stand on one leg or the walk and turn test. NOT GUILTY March - 07Plymouth/Wareham District Court – The police report indicated that the police officer was approached by an individual who told him that another vehicle had almost hit him and was driving erratically. The officer testified that this was happening in a snowstorm. The officer also testified that the client could not satisfactorily complete the alphabet. The client admitted having 5 beers and the officer testified that the client had a strong odor of alcohol on his breath, glassy and bloodshot and was unsteady on his feet. – .09 BREATH TEST - NOT GUILTY Boston Municipal Court – The client was stopped for having an expired registration sticker. The trooper testified that the client had difficulty getting out of the vehicle, had a strong odor of alcohol on his breath, slurred speech and glassy and bloodshot eyes. The trooper also testified that he failed all of the field sobriety tests. NOT GUILTY February - 07Boston Municipal Court – The client was involved in a two-car accident. The trooper described the client as incoherent and attempting to leave the scene. He also described him as staggering, reeking of alcohol, having bloodshot, glassy eyes and slurred speech. NOT GUILTY Boston Municipal Court – The client was stopped for erratic operation at 3 a.m. in an area known for narcotics sales. The officer noted that when he got out of the car the client had difficulty standing and needed the officers help to stop from swaying. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol, observed the client's eyes to be very bloodshot and glassy. The client refused to answer the officers questions or do field tests. NOT GUILTY Brockton District Court – The police received a report that a vehicle had driven over a lawn and was attempting to flee. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol, slurred speech and observed the client's eyes to be bloodshot and glassy. The officer testified that he was unsteady and swayed as he satisfactorily completed the alphabet and counting test. The officer indicated that he could not satisfactorily complete the walk and turn test. NOT GUILTY Hingham District Court - The police observed the client's car weaving from side to side and following the vehicle in front of him too closely. The officer detected a strong odor of alcohol and observed the client's eyes to be bloodshot and glassy. The officer testified that he was unsteady and that he admitted to having 4 or 5 beers. He satisfactorily completed the alphabet. The officer indicated that he could not satisfactorily complete the walk and turn or one leg stand test. NOT GUILTY Hingham District Court - The police received a call regarding an erratic operator and later observed the client's car weaving from side to side and crossing the double yellow line. The client fumbled for her paperwork and the officer described her as having difficulty with simple motor skills. The officer detected an odor of alcohol and observed the client's eyes to be bloodshot and glassy. The officer testified that she was unsteady when she got out of the car. She satisfactorily completed the alphabet. The officer indicated that he could not satisfactorily complete the walk and turn or one leg stand test. NOT GUILTY Brighton District Court – The Boston police responded to a two-car accident. The officer testified that the client was having difficulty standing, had a heavy odor of alcohol on her breath, slurred speech and glossy eyes. The client refused field sobriety tests. NOT GUILTY Plymouth/Wareham District Court – The officer testified that the client's car struck the curb on the side of the road and blew out his tire. He continued to drive for some time and drove on the rim after the tire was gone. The officer noticed a strong odor of alcohol on his breath, that he the client seemed dazed and confused, that he had speech that was difficult to understand and that he had red, glassy eyes. He could not get past D in the alphabet, only held his foot up to a count of 4 and could not do the walk and turn test to the officers satisfaction – NOT GUILTY January - 07Plymouth/Wareham District Court – The client was stopped for traveling 60 in a 40 mph zone. The vehicle also crossed the center line on a sharp corner. The officer wrote in hi report that the client was slurring her words, had a strong odor of alcohol on her and red, bloodshot and glassy eyes. The client admitted to having 2 glasses of wine. She was unsteady as she got out of the car. She correctly stated the alphabet but could not perform the one leg stand or the walk and turn test. – NOT GUILTY Boston Municipal Court - The client was pulled over after driving driving at a high rate of speed the wrong way on a one way street. The officer observed the client to have slurred speech, be unsteady on his feet and have a strong odor of alcohol on his breath. He formed the opinion he was under the influence and placed him under arrest.- NOT GUILTY Boston Municipal Court - The client was pulled over after driving the wrong way on a one way street. The officer observed the client to have slurred speech, be unsteady on his feet and have a odor of alcohol on his breath. He formed the opinion he was under the influence and placed him under arrest. Breath Test .12 - NOT GUILTY Brockton District Court - The police officer testified that the client hit a parked car. The client would not answer the officer's questions and refused to comply with the officer's request to get out of the car. The officer removed him from the car and pced him under arrest. The officer observed the client to be unsteady on his feet and have a strong odor of alcohol on his breath. - NOT GUILTY Brockton District Court - The police officer and witnesses testified that the client struck two separate poles and a car. The officer also testified the client was unsteady on his feet and had a moderate odor of alcohol on his breath. He testified hefell backwards during the one field sobriety test he was given. The officer formed the opinion he was under the influence and placed him under arrest. - NOT GUILTY Fitchburg District Court - The client was pulled over for crossing the fog line. The officer testified that the client smelled of alcohol, was unsteady on his feet, had slurred speech and had glassy eyes. The client admitted to drinking 5 -6 beers. The officer testified that the client failed the walk and turn test and the one leg stand test. - NOT GUILTY Hingham District Court - The client was stopped for speeding. The arresting officer testified that the client smelled of alcohol. The client admitted to drinking 2 drinks. Another officer testified that the client failed the alphabet test and the walk and turn test and passed the counting backwards test. - NOT GUILTY |
 
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