Our client was stopped by a member of the Gwinnett County DUI Task Force  for allegedly speeding on I-85.  After approaching our client's vehicle, the officer detected alcohol on our client's breath.  Our client honestly acknowledged drinking that night.  Our client submitted to standardized field sobriety tests, and subsequent to his performance of the field sobriety tests requested by the officer, our client was formally arrested.  The officer requested that our client submit to a state-administered breath, but our client wanted to speak with his uncle, who is a lawyer, before responding to the breath test request.  The officer refused our clients request and treated our client's response as a refusal of the state-administered breath test.  Our client was charged with DUI, speeding, open container, and no insurance.  Gwinnett County DUI lawyer Ben Sessions entered a not guilty on the behalf of our client and filed motions to suppress all of the evidence arising from the stop and arrest of our client.  At the motions hearing, the state was unable to meet their burden of proof and all evidence in our client's case was suppressed.  Our client's DUI, no insurance, open container, and speeding charges were dismissed. 

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