A single mother in Hamilton County with no criminal record or history with the courts recently found herself facing a charge for operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVI) after a night out drinking with friends. After taking a breath test that resulted in a 0.13 percent blood alcohol content (BAC) result, she was arrested and charged with the offense. With the possible penalties of jail time and fines, she knew she needed help. This is what brought her to Luftman, Heck & Associates.
Attorney Brad Groene looked at discovery and began negotiations with the prosecutor. During these discussions (and after a few court hearings), the prosecutor agreed to reduce the client’s charge down to reckless operation. While she still received points on her license, a fine, and a license suspension, she avoided having an OVI appear on her record, therefore enabling her to keep her job and move on in life.
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