After being stopped for speeding, our client was asked to submit to field sobriety tests.  Our client allegedly show 6 of 6 possible clues on the horizontal gaze nystagmus test, 4 of 8 possible clues on the walk-and-turn test, and no clues on the one-leg stand test.  Our client refused to submit to the preliminary breath test on the roadside or the requested state-administered test of his breath.  Doraville DUI lawyer Ben Sessions reviewed the case.  There were no issues which we thought would lead to the suppression of the refusal of the state-administered breath test.  However, a review of the video recording of the stop showed that the DUI "less safe" charge which our client faced was very defensible.  We successfully negotiated a dismissal of our client's DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to reckless driving.  The plea did not include any jail time or license suspension.