Cincinnati OVI attorney Bradley Groene recently represented a 20-year-old woman from Milford, Ohio after she was pulled over and charged with operating a vehicle under the influence. After stopping her, police officers remarked on her glassy, bloodshot eyes and a strong odor of alcohol on her breath. They immediately administered standardized field sobriety tests for our client. However, our client refused a breathalyzer test.The woman, facing an OVI conviction, was also looking at one-year administrative license suspension due to her refusal to give a breath test. Offering his legal services on her behalf, attorney Groene reviewed the details of her case.
Our client was a college graduate now working full-time in the Cincinnati area with a clean record. She was looking to maintain an unscathed record. After taking the case to Milford Mayor’s Court, Groene spoke with the prosecutor and successfully got the charge reduced to a reckless operation offense. Our client’s one-year ALS license suspension was vacated, and she saw only a 30-day license suspension with no OVI on her record as a result of a strong defense.
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