Dunn and Sanderson Accounts of Success

2008-07-17T15:21:00.000-07:00

July 11, 2008: Young woman arrested for Vehicle Code section 23152(a) and (b), misdemeanor DUI, in Westlake Village. Motion to suppress evidence pursuant to Penal Code section 1538.5, illegal search and seizure in violation of the Fourth Amendment, granted, case dismissed.

2008-07-17T15:18:00.000-07:00

July 7, 2008: 66-year old man with mild Parkinson's disease had driving privilege revoked by DMV pursuant to Vehicle Code section 13953. Appeal filed petitioning for an opportunity for him to take a new driving test. After successful completion of test, DMV reinstates driving privilege.

2008-06-27T14:03:00.000-07:00

June 25, 2008: Husband arrested for felony violation of Penal Code section 273.5, corporal injury on a spouse, and Penal Code section 236 false imprisonment, has case rejected by the District Attorney after alleged victim acknowledges she was responsible for starting the fight in a statement provided to the District Attorney prior to the filing of a criminal complaint.

2008-06-16T18:28:00.000-07:00

June 12, 2008: Man accused of violating Penal Code section 243(e), battery on a co-habitant has case dismissed by D.A. at time of trial after a defense investigation revealed the alleged victim has made similar false allegations in the past.

2008-06-04T12:38:00.000-07:00

June 2, 2008: V.C. 23153(a) and (b) felony charge of DUI causing injury with high blood alcohol enhancement for .25%. Accident occurred when driver went over raised median causing head-on collision. Motion pursuant to Penal Code 17(b) granted, matter declared a misdemeanor, saving the client loss of state license for a felony conviction. People v. O'Malley

Accounts of Success

2008-05-11T22:11:00.001-07:00

April 15, 2008: Professional driver in danger of losing tenured career and pension with a blood result of .10 is acquitted by a jury of DUI in less than forty (40) minutes. Successful hearing with DMV results in the return of driver's license with no suspension with a finding of not .08 at time of driving.

April 2, 2008: After being pulled over for driving over 75 mph female client was found to have a BAC of .08% and was arrested. After retaining our office Her DUI charges were dismissed on day of trial.

March 27, 2008: Driver's License returned to client in full: The DMV suspended a client's license when he was found passed out at wheel. Our Attorneys arranged a series of medical exams and produced information at the DMV hearing proving our client was safe to drive.

March 21, 2008: Felony Charges of Domestic Violence dismissed at Arraignment after discussions between our Office and the District Attorneys Office.

March 12, 2008: License returned to client charged with DUI after successful DMV hearing.

January 11, 2008: Charges of Criminal/Terrorist threats dismissed on eve of trial out of Van Nuys Superior Court.

December 20, 2007: Felony charges of Battery and False Imprisonment dropped and client discharged after preliminary hearing.

December 7, 2007: Successfully appealed a permanent license suspension imposed by the DMV and an unrestricted license was returned to client after passing written and driving tests.

November 9, 2007: After a new law was imposed causing client to be listed on the Megan's Law website for a 20 year old conviction, our office successfully appealed the Department of Justice's decision and had the client's name and personal information removed from the website.

November 7, 2007: Charges of Insurance Fraud are dismissed at Preliminary Hearing after a full day of testimony. Client is exonerated of all charges.
November 1, 2007: Charges dropped against man arrested for Domestic Violence and corporal injury to a spouse.

September 20, 2007: License returned by DMV to client charged with DUI after successful hearing.

August 24, 2007: DUI charges Dismissed on date of Trial.

August 20, 2007: Charges of Attempted Murder against two brothers are dropped with the case dismissed against one and leaving the other brother with misdemeanor charges and credit for time served. see entire news story.