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Recently, at a DMV hearing for a client serving an indefinite driver’s license revocation due to a vehicular manslaughter conviction, Mr. Martinez successfully argued for reinstatement of the client’s driver’s license.  Though the client had previously attempted to reinstate at a hearing on his own, without counsel, the client had been unsuccessful at that time.  However, Mr. Martinez successfully argued that the client had taken all steps necessary to justify reinstatement under the controlling statutes, and the DMV hearing officer [...]

Recently, at a DMV hearing resulting from a DUI charge, Mr. Martinez successfully argued for the dismissal of the pending driver’s license revocation action.  Through investigation and analysis, Mr. Martinez presented a compelling argument that the state could not, by a preponderance of the evidence, prove that the client was the driver of the vehicle in question; despite the fact that the client’s intoxication was indisputable.  As a result of the successful DMV hearing, the client kept his license, and [...]

In Denver County court, Denver DUI attorney Jacob E. Martinez achieved complete dismissal of all charges in a Denver DUI case.  In this case, because the client had prior alcohol-related convictions, the client was facing an offer of nine months in jail.  However, Mr. Martinez identified a unique jurisdictional issue in the case, which rendered the continued prosecution of the client to be in violation of the law.  Upon identifying this issue, Mr. Martinez brought the matter before the county [...]

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Recently, in Douglas County court, Denver DUI attorney Jacob E. Martinez secured a non-alcohol-related plea in a DUI case where the client had a BAC of .11.  Normally, in a case with such a BAC, the Douglas County District Attorney extends a Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI) offer.  Such an offer carries with it an eight point driver’s license assessment and county court consequences such as probation and community service.  However, Mr. Martinez identified a vulnerability in the prosecution’s case.  [...]