Our client was charged with DUI after the UGA-Alabama game in late 2008.  He was caught up in the intensive DUI roadblock enforcement effort known as "Rolling Thunder" orchestrated by the Georgia State Patrol.  Our client fully complied fully complied with the requests of the arresting officer.  The officer observed 6 of 6 clues on the HGN, 4 clues on the walk-and-turn test, and 2 clues on the one leg stand test.  Based on these observations, the officer arrested our client, read him the implied consent warning, and had him submit to the state-administered breath test.  Our client submitted to the breath test which showed that he had a BAC of .109. 

Our Georgia DUI lawyers conducted a full investigation of the roadblock and uncovered a document which showed that our client was stopped prior to the time that the roadblock was authorized to begin.  Based on this discovery, our Georgia DUI lawyers used this document to negotiate for a dismissal of our client's DUI.  He entered a plea to reckless driving, received no jail time, no drivers license suspension, and no DUI on his record.