RAYMOND
LAW OFFICE
5555 N. Port Washington Road Suite 305
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53217
(414) 961-7007
(800) 310-7000 (Wisconsin Only)
If you want to have an aggressive defense by
counsel that is experienced, knowledgeable and skilled, consider
what Raymond Law Office has been able to accomplish:
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI-3rd
Offense and .34 blood test charge
- On morning of trial before jury selection,
judge suppressed .28 blood test. Prosecutor then agreed
to amend OWI-2nd offense to reckless driving and to also
dismiss a refusal.
- OWI-3rd offense, PAC (.265 blood test) and
refusal all completely dismissed.
- OWI with .23 breath test amended to
inattentive driving. Refusal allegation dismissed by
court because arresting officer did not properly advise
defendant of implied consent law provisions.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI and .22
intoxilyzer charge.
- OWI-3rd offense with a .203 blood test
amended to OWI first offense due to challenge of prior
convictions.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of felony
OWI-5th offense and .20 intoximeter PAC where there was
an accident.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI and .199
blood test charge.
- OWI-3rd amended to negligent driving and
.19 breath test dismissed.
- .184 PAC charge dismissed by judge at
close of prosecution case for the reason that no
reasonable jury could find the defendant guilty. OWI
later dismissed
- OWI charge amended to reckless driving
because prosecution not prepared to prove the reliability
and accuracy of the .18 test result on the Intoxilyzer
5000 after having lost the presumptions of admissibility
and accuracy due to noncompliance with the implied
consent provisions.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI and .18
intoxilyzer charge.
- .18 blood test suppressed because officer
misinformed motorist of implied consent law provision and
OWI-3rd offense amended to disorderly conduct.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI charge
and judicial directed verdict of not guilty and
suppression of .16 intoxilyzer charge/result at close of
all evidence because of insufficient foundation.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI and .158
blood test charge.
- .15 breath test suppressed for use as
evidence due to lack of reasonable suspicion to stop
motorist. OWI dismissed.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI and .15
intoxilyzer charge.
- Judge suppressed evidence of .15 breath
test result and all evidence following stop of defendant
due to lack of reasonable suspicion to stop.
- .15 breath test suppressed because
arresting officer did not correctly advise motorist of
the implied consent law provisions on an OWI-4th offense.
Charge ultimately dismissed upon agreement to amend to
disorderly conduct. Refusal allegation dismissed because
officer misinformed motorist of implied consent law
provisions.
- OWI-2nd offense and .15 blood test amended
to reckless driving due to insufficiency of evidence and
failure of officer to have advised motorist properly of
implied consent law provisions.
- .15 blood test suppressed because sample
not drawn under supervision of a doctor and OWI-2nd
offense amended to inattentive driving.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI-3rd
offense after court suppressed .148 blood test and
dismissed PAC-3rd charge at conclusion of prosecution
case due to insufficient foundation. (Defendant did not
testify.)
- OWI-3rd offense and .14 blood test amended
to negligent driving.
- OWI-3rd offense charge dismissed. Refusal
allegation dismissed and .13 blood test suppressed due to
lack of probable cause to arrest the defendant.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI-2nd
offense where court suppressed .12 intoxilyzer test on
the morning of trial.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI. Court
of appeals reversed jury's guilty verdict on .12
prohibited alcohol concentration charge by reversing
judge's pre-trial denial of motion to suppress breath
test results because the arresting officer had
misinformed and misled the motorist regarding the implied
consent provisions when the motorist went to a hospital
for a blood test.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI-2nd
offense where defendant was in an accident, left seven
mile trail of melting rubber, denied being in an accident
and refused test.
- Jury verdict of not guilty of OWI-2nd
offense where defendant had refused blood test.
(Defendant did not testify.)
- Upon judge dismissing allegation that
motorist had refused request for implied consent breath
test, OWI-3rd offense was dismissed.
- OWI charge dismissed OWI-2nd offense
amended to reckless driving and prohibited alcohol
concentration charge dismissed halfway through defense
counsel's cross examination of first of four prosecution
witnesses due to defense impeachment of arresting
officer.
- OWI-3rd amended to inattentive driving at
11:30 p.m. after several hours of jury deliberation
without a verdict.
- Same client: .14 breath test suppressed
for use as evidence at trial. OWI amended to left of
center.
- OWI-2nd later dismissed upon motorists
agreement to plead guilty to inattentive driving.
- OWI/Refusal which occurred several years
earlier were dismissed and amended to reckless driving
after defense motion to dismiss because defense witness
had suffered stroke and therefore defendant was denied
right to due process due to the lack of a speedy trial.
- OWI and Refusal to provide blood test both
dismissed for lack of probable cause to arrest despite
the fact that the client had been stopped for speeding
109 mph in a 65 mph zone.
- Fourth offense OWI with a .12 breath test
amended to a second offense OWI due to challenge to prior
out of state conviction.
- Fifth offense OWI with a refusal amended
to a first offense due to challenge to prior convictions.
- Third offense OWI with a refusal amended
to a first offense due to challenge to prior convictions.
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