Our client was stopped for weaving outside of her lane of travel several times. After speaking with our client, the stopping officer smelled an odor of alcohol, and he called for a DUI officer to come to the scene to conduct field sobriety tests. The DUI officer performed the horizontal gaze nystagmus test and observed 6 of 6 clues, the walk-and-turn test and observed 4 of 8 clues, and the one-leg stand test and observed 1 of 4 clues.  Based on his roadside observations, the officer arrested our client for DUI and read her the implied consent warning.  Our client submitted to the state-administered breath test which produced results of .160 and .141. We were unable to negotiate a dismissal or reduction of our client's DUI in Duluth Municipal Court and, therefore, our client chose to have the case bound over to the Gwinnett County State Court.  In the Gwinnett County State Court, we filed motions to suppress the field sobriety evidence, our client's arrest, and the results of the state-administered breath test. Prior to the motions hearing, our Gwinnett County DUI lawyer negotiated a dismissal of our client's DUI charge in exchange for a guilty plea to reckelss driving. Our client did not suffer a suspension of her driver's license or any further time in jail.