A third OWI was dismissed after Grieve Law successfully argued to the Wisconsin Court of Appeals that the officer did not have legal authority to execute a traffic stop.
A Grieve Law client obtained a verdict of not guilty after their attorney argued the field sobriety tests were not conducted properly and were contaminated by the client’s ongoing medical issues.
Following a win at jury trial and a successful argument to the judge at sentencing, what started as a Hit and Run Causing Great Bodily Harm resulted in a traffic citation for Hit and Run – Property Adjacent to Highway resulting in just a fine.
The prosecutor agreed to reduce a criminal offense for OWI Causing Injury, which requires mandatory jail time, down to a non-criminal OWI First Offense, avoiding jail time entirely.
Grieve Law client charged with carrying a concealed weapon got his charges dismissed because his attorney successfully argued that having the gun in the locked compartment was the safest way to transport the weapon.