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Important Notice: We are aware of scams targeting people after a bond is posted and people who are told they missed jury duty or have a warrant.
DWI with a .11 breath test – Found Not Guilty by Jury
Our client came in contact with Keller Police Officers at a party. The police officers watched her drive away and then later pulled her over for suspension of underage drinking. Officers quickly turned the detention into a DWI investigation. Our client failed all three field sobriety tests. During trial, the Police Officers admitted on the stand that if it wasn’t for the .11 breath test, they would have only given our client a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) ticket. Our attorney emphasized issues with the breath test machine and was able to convince the jury that the .11 breath test sample was inaccurate. On the second day of trial, the Jury found our client Not Guilty of Driving While Intoxicated.
In over 36 years of criminal law practice, Gary Medlin has handled thousands of criminal matters. His experience practicing both sides of Texas state and federal criminal law cases offers a significant advantage to his clients.