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I admitted to drinking "4 beers and a Mai Tai." Officer testifed he saw 3 lanes violations, that I had slurred speech, and bloodshot glassy eyes. Joe proved to the jury my fine motor skills were normal and I was able to exit my car and walk normally as well thus creating reasonable doubt. After the not guilty verdict, he even convinced  the judge to overturn my 3 year refusal suspension and restore my license.

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 Clinton District Court

Cop saw 3 lanes violations, testified client had slurred speech, bloodshot, glassy eyes, first said he had "4 beers," then later "4 beers and a Mai Tai." I got cop to admit client had no difficulty finding and delivering his license and registration, thus his fine motor skills were normal. Plus he had no difficulty exiting the car and walked fine. After the not guilty verdict, I convinced Judge to restore his license which had been suspended for 3 years for refusing the breath test.

See judge's order restoring license.

I was charged with OUI and child endangerment which carries a mandatory jail sentence if I was convicted. I had no idea where to turn and was lucky I found attorney Waldbaum. He walked me through the whole terrifying process at the registry, in court and finally at the Board of Appeals. I was able to avoid a conviction, get a work license and keep my job. I was lucky to find him.

Clinton District Court

Client was a second offender and refused to take the breathalyzer test when he got to the police station. Because of his refusal, the RMV suspended him for three full years. I appealed the RMV's decision to a judge in Court and convinced the judge to restore the client's license. This saved him three full years with no license whatsoever because no hardship license is available during the refusal suspension.

Melanie’s Law dictates if you blow .08 or over you are guilty of OUI. Period. Client had blown .09-- twice, admitted to coming from a bar and having four drinks over the past hour. Plus, the cop didn’t like the way he did the field sobriety tests. I advised him not to plead guilty and not to have a Jury Trial. We did so and he received a Not Guilty -- despite the two over limit breath tests.

I had been suspended years previously but had been driving without a license. When I was arrested again, I faced the possibility of mandatory jail time and additional license loss. Joe obviously knows all the ins and outs as well as all the players in this field. He managed to get the criminal charges dismissed and got me found "Not Responsible" on the civil charges as well. He saved me from all sorts of consequences, further fines, fees and license loss.

Hi Joe,   Can't thank you enough for everything you've done for Bob, myself and our daughter, Maddie. It's a very good day. You're not good...you really are the best! I have a few of your business cards and I will definitely hold on to them in case I ever hear of anybody needing your services.

Thanks again,
Nancy

My son was facing his second offense OUI in one year. Joe said we could win the case and patiently explained everything to us every step of the way. Ultimately he obtained a not guilty and then even convinced the Judge to overturn his three year suspension for refusing the breathalyzer --something we never expected. Now I can finally stop chauffeuring him around!

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