A.D. was charged with DUI for the second time after he blew a .147 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

S.C. was charged with DUI after he had beer in the car and crashed into a ditch, even though he had two prior DUI convictions, this case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

A.S. was charged with DUI after he was stopped at a roadblock, his blood was drawn and he was discovered to have a BAC of .132, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.S. was charged with DUI combination alcohol and drugs, she was found to have an open bottle of liquor and the car smelled like marijuana, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.C. was charged with DUI drugs after ramming her car into a tree and being under the influence of multiple impairing prescription drugs, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.R. was facing his second charge of DUI, he was unruly with the officers, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

B.W. crashed his car into a ditch and blew a .148 on the state intoxilyzer, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.M. received charges of DUI alcohol and drug combination, her blood came positive for prescription drugs and a BAC of .069, DUI charged DISMISSED.

F.P. was a CDL driver who was facing a DUI charge, case REDUCED to reckless driving to save his career.

W.H. was charged with DUI drugs, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI charges.

P.T. hit a parked car and blew a .322 on the state test, and received charges of DUI, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.M. was facing a DUI charge in which his BAC was a .087, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

T.M. was facing his second charge of DUI, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI resolution.

L.B. was facing his second DUI charge, he refused the state test but case RESULTED in no license suspension, and his charges REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

H.D. was facing charges of failure to maintain lane, DUI, hit and run, driving with a suspended license, no proof of insurance and open container, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of ALL charges.

M.R. received a DUI charge in which blood was drawn and had a reported BAC of .283, cased RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.V. was stopped for avoiding a roadblock, he was charged with DUI and he submitted to a blood test which showed a BAC of .110, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.D. was charged with failure to maintain lane and DUI in which he blew a .231 on the alcosensor, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

B.B. received a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .197, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI.

C.F. was facing a DUI in which he blew a .101, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER charge of reckless driving.

E.D. was facing his third DUI after running off the road and crashing his car, case RESULTED in a NON-DUI disposition.

C.J. was facing his second DUI, this time a DUI drugs in which he caused a wreck and had a number of different impairing medications in his blood, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

T.R. received a DUI drugs in which he admitted smoking marijuana and marijuana was found in the car, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

M.R. was charged with DUI and refused state testing, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.F. was facing DUI and speeding charges in which his blood results were over the legal limit, they were a .081, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of all charges.

M.R. received a DUI charge after he was observed striking a traffic cone and his blood alcohol level was a .117, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

A.D. was facing a DUI charge in which she blew a .140, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

D.G. received charges of DUI after he blew a .125 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

B.H. was charged with hit and run and DUI after causing a wreck, leaving the scene of an accident and having a blood alcohol concentration of a .09, case RESULTED in a plea to REDUCED charges of duty upon striking a fixture and reckless driving, saving her license.

C.S. was facing his third DUI charge, he registered a .14 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

A.B. received a DUI charge in which she blew a .210, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

R.M. was charged with DUI for the fourth time, he blew a .116 on the intoxilyzer, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

L.H. received a DUI charge in which she blew a .110 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a LESSER NON-DUI offense.

K.R. received a DUI charge, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

S.T. was facing a DUI after he was stopped for speeding of over 100 mph, his blood results indicated a BAC of .147, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

W.C. was the at fault party of a wreck and was charged with DUI after blowing a .132, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.P. was under 21 facing a DUI charge, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

C.S. was facing his third DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .142, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI resolution.

D.H. was charged with DUI and hit and run after he caused a wreck and fled the scene, his blood alcohol concentration was a .228 case RESULTED in the charges being REDUCED to duty upon striking a fixture and reckless driving.

D.G. flipped his car in a rollover accident and his blood test resulted in a BAC of .182, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.W. received a DUI charge that put his job in jeopardy, he blew a .121 on the state test, case REDUCED to a reckless driving, saving his career.

A.Y. received a DUI and blew a .187 on the state intoxilyzer 9000, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

L.V. was facing her second DUI within a ten year period, she refused the test but fought with officers, case NEGOTIATED to a plea to a LESSER charge of reckless driving.

M.M. was facing a DUI charge of drug and alcohol combination, his blood was positive for both marijuana and alcohol when tested by the GBI, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

L.S. wrecked his car into a ditch and was charged with DUI after blowing a .123 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

A.W. was facing a DUI drugs charge for consuming marijuana while driving, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

A.C. was charged with DUI after he caused a wreck and blew a .086 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

A.K. was an under 21 year old driver facing charges of DUI drugs after being stopped at a roadblock and had marijuana in her car and admitted smoking marijuana, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

C.H. came to us for help while facing four total DUI charges, 2 separate DUI incidents each with a DUI child endangerment, cases RESULTED in a plea to two counts of reckless driving.

C.S. was facing a DUI in which he blew a .104, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

A.M. was charged with DUI and her blood results revealed that her BAC was a .167, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.P. was charged with DUI while driving a commercial vehicle, he blew a .074 (almost twice the legal limit of .04 for operating a commercial vehicle), case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.B. was charged with DUI drugs after causing a wreck and admitting a number of different prescription medications which he stated he thought made him unsafe to drive, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

W.P. was facing a DUI in which he blew a .081 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

D.P. was charged with DUI drugs for the second time for having multiple prescription medications in his system, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

T.A. was facing his third DUI charge in ten years after he was found passed out in his car, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI resolution.

L.E. was facing his second DUI charge in a five year time frame after he blew a .082 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

N.C. was charged with DUI drugs after being stopped at a road check, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

P.H. was a CDL driver charged with DUI after refusing the state test, even though he subsequently received additional DUI charges, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI resolution.

P.R. was a CDL permit holder who blew a .124 on the state test and received a DUI charge, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

A.J. was facing a DUI drugs charge after she almost hit a mailbox and her blood had multiple central nervous system depressants in it, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.G. was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane, all charges DISMISSED.

K.W. was facing a DUI in which her BAC was determined to be a .190, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

B.P. was arrested for his fourth DUI after he was stopped at a roadblock and he registered a .105 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

D.K. was charged with DUI, and her blood results as analyzed by the GBI, showed her to have a blood alcohol concentration of .160, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

L.J. received a DUI charge in which she blew a .126 on the intoxilyzer 9000, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.B. was facing a DUI alcohol and drug combination charge in which he was driving down the wrong side of the road and admitted to consuming xanax, marijuana and alcohol, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

I.J. received a DUI charge in which she blew a .125 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.H. was arrested for DUI and he blew a .106 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to a LESSER, NON-DUI offense.

T.C. was a CDL driver charged with DUI alcohol and drug combination as he blew a .089 and admitted to taking multiple prescription drugs which should not have been combined with alcohol, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.R. was charged with DUI drugs, she was found to have multiple impairing substances in her blood, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.P. was charged with a DUI and blew a .096 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

W.B. received a DUI charge with an open container in the car, she refused state testing of her blood, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

R.S. received charges of hit and run and DUI drugs, he was found to be impaired by prescription medicine, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of ALL CHARGES.

J.S. was a CDL driver who was facing a DUI in which he blew a .179, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

N.C. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .166, it was his second DUI charge in five years, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of the DUI.

A.B. was facing a DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .151, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.O. was facing a DUI charge in which she wrecked her car and submitted to the state blood test with results of .199, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

K.H. was charged with DUI after she wrecked her car and blew a .113 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.M. received a DUI charge in which he was fleeing the police, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.S. was found asleep in his car while it was running and in gear, he performed horribly on standardized field sobriety tests and was subsequently charged with DUI, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

M.E. was charged with DUI after his blood results came back with a BAC of .175, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.M. was charged with DUI drugs and alcohol combination, his blood came back positive for both alcohol and cocaine, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving.

C.N. was charged with DUI after blowing a .11 on the state breath test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

W.M. was charged with DUI and open container for driving his RV and blowing a .209, case RESULTED into a plea to one count of the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.G. received his second DUI charge in which he blew a .096, case DISMISSED.

C.J. was facing a DUI drugs charge after he crashed his car into an apartment building, his blood was positive for multiple prescription medicines that impair the central nervous system, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

C.S. received a DUI charge after he crashed into a parked car and blew a .34 on the alcosensor, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

Y.H. received charges of speeding 103mph in a 55mph zone, reckless driving, fleeing and eluding and DUI with an alcohol concentration of a .121, case RESULTED in a plea to reckless driving and failure to exercise due care, all other charges DISMISSED.

J.N. was stopped at a roadblock and charged with DUI unlawful alcohol concentration under the age of 21, his blood came back a .058, almost three times over the limit for under 21 drivers, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

M.P. received a DUI charge in which his blood results came back a .164, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

T.C. was charged with DUI for the third time, he refused testing but admitted drinking alcohol, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

P.B. was a CDL driver faced with a DUI after he blew a .133 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of failure to exercise due care.

I.C. was charged with failure to maintain lane, DUI drugs and DUI child endangerment, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of ALL CHARGES.

E.P. crashed into a parked car and blew a .099, he was charged with DUI, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

T.B. received a DUI charge after his blood results revealed an alcohol level of .182, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

A.D. was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane after she was observed crossing the center line four times and performed poorly on field sobriety tests, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of ALL CHARGES.

S.H. received a DUI charge after wrecking his car into a pole and curb, he blew a .129 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

A.H. was stopped at a roadblock and received charges of DUI, driving with a suspended license, no insurance and expired tag, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of ALL charges.

V.A. received four DUI charges and two hit and run charges from a case involving multiple car accidents he was involved in on the same day, case RESULTED in a plea to REDUCED charges of one count of reckless driving and one count of duty upon striking a fixture.

C.J. was facing his second DUI charge, this time a DUI of alcohol and drug combination, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

G.H. was charged with a DUI and subsequently faced another DUI charge before this one resolved, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

P.C. received a DUI charge in which is blood results were determined to be a .124, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

R.C. wrecked his car into a curb and registered a .249 on the preliminary breath test, case REDUCED to the LESSER offense of failure to exercise due care.

J.G. was facing his fourth DUI, he refused testing and was also charged with open container, speeding (116/55 mph zone), and failure to maintain lane, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of ALL CHARGES.

R.A. was facing his second DUI in a five year time frame, he blew a .097 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to failure to exercise due care.

J.R. was charged with DUI and improper movement on the roadway, her BAC was a .11, case RESULTED in complete DISMISSAL of all charges.

M.H. was charged with DUI drugs and improper backing after causing a wreck, her blood came back positive for cocaine, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of all charges.

T.K. was facing DUI charges which put his security clearance at risk, his BAC was determined to be a .167, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

S.M. was charged with a DUI after his blood results came back with a .139, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

G.H. was charged with DUI for the second time in five years and driving with an unsafe or improperly equipped vehicle, he blew a .096 on the alcosensor, ALL CHARGES DISMISSED.

B.F. was facing his second charge of DUI, he blew a .246 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

G.B was charged with DUI drugs and reckless driving after he was speeding 100 mph in a 45 mph zone and ran two stop signs, case RESULTED to a plead to the LESSER offenses of reckless driving and failure to exercise due care.

B.A. was charged with a DUI, the GBI analyzed his blood to have an alcohol concentration of .173, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI.

S.M. was charged with DUI unlawful alcohol concentration, her blood results were a .108, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

M.S. faced a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration was a .114, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.B. received a charge of DUI alcohol and drug combination , case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

C.A. was charged with DUI, she blew a .304 in the alcosensor and had an open bottle of vodka in the car, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.S. struck a pedestrian and blew a .123 on the preliminary breath testing device, and received a DUI charge, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

C.R. was a CDL driver facing his second DUI charge, in which he side-swiped a car causing extensive damage, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

N.M. was charged with a DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was determined to be a .158, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition even though he received a subsequent DUI while this was pending.

B.M. received charges of DUI, he consented to the state test of his blood and his results came back a .138, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

K.W. received a charge of DUI under 21 unlawful alcohol concentration after his blood alcohol concentration was found to be a .067, more than three times the legal limit for under 21 drivers, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.W. faced his third charge of DUI, he blew a .134 on the state test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

W.L was charged with DUI and open container, he refused state testing, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.K. was charged with DUI and speeding, he admitted taking pain pills and drinking, his blood results came back a .207 case RESULTED in a plea to the speeding, DUI charge DISMISSED.

R.P. was facing a DUI in which he refused the state test, he had a prior DUI charge in another state, and received another DUI while this case was ongoing, case RESULTED in a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

A.B. received a DUI charge in which her blood alcohol concentration was determined to be a .099, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI.

B.C. was charged with DUI under 21 in which she registered a .091 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a LESSER charge of reckless driving which she plead to after her 21st birthday in order to prevent any license suspension.

C.B. received charges of DUI drugs after causing a wreck, case REDUCED to reckless driving even though his blood came back positive for benzodiazepines at an impairing level.

R.N. was facing his second DUI charge in 5 years, he blew a .161 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

B.H. was stopped at a roadblock, a preliminary test showed her BAC over a .08 and she was charged with DUI, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

K.E. received charges of driving left of center lane, hit and run, failure to maintain lane, failure to dim headlights, driving with a suspended license, and DUI (fourth offense), case RESULTED in a plea to one count of reckless driving.

J.B. received a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration as tested by the GBI was a .206, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of DUI charge.

M.B. was a CDL driver who was charged with DUI and the result of the state test was a .197, case RESULTED in a plea to a LESSER offense of reckless driving.

L.M. was facing a DUI in which he submitted to the state breath test with a result of .174, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

B.S. received a DUI alcohol and drug combination charge, his blood results indicated a BAC of .125, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL of all DUI charges.

M.A. received a DUI charge while she was parked in a vehicle at a fast food restaurant, her test result indicated her BAC was a .109, case NEGOTIATED to a REDUCED, NON-DUI disposition.

T.T. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .115 on the intoxilyzer, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.E. caused a car wreck and was charged with DUI, he registered a .101 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.M. was facing a DUI charge in which he blew a .098, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

R.B. was charged with a DUI in which he wrecked his car into a ditch and blew a .150 on the state test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

R.R. was facing his second DUI in 10 years, he blew a .165 after he was stopped at a roadblock, case RESULTED in a plea the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.S. received a DUI charge in which he registered a .111 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

J.M was facing a DUI charge in which he had fallen asleep in a drive thru and blew a .182, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.M. received a DUI charge after he was pulled over for speeding, he refused the requested blood test, case RESULTED in a NON-DUI disposition.

A.B. was charged failure to maintain lane, too fast for conditions and DUI, when he blew a .115 on the state test and wrecked his car, case RESULTED IN TOTAL DISMISSAL of all charges.

B.W. was facing his third dui charge in a ten year period, he refused testing but admitted to marijuana in his system, he was found to be in possession of marijuana and also cited with failure to maintain lane and violation of an ignition interlock permit, case RESULTED in a plea to failure to maintain lane and reckless driving.

S.M. was charged with violation of the MOVE OVER law and DUI for registering a .125 on the state test and almost running over an officer, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of one count of reckless driving.

K.A. wrecked into a parked car and blew a .143 on the alcosensor, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

T.A. received a DUI charge where he performed poorly on the field sobriety tests, case RESULTED in DISMISSAL.

N.M. was facing a DUI charge in which she blew a .119, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

L.A. was charged with his second DUI in five years, he blew a .256, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving

E.L. was a CDL driver that was facing a DUI charge in which he rear-ended a car and blew a .158, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.C. was charged with DUI after blowing a .194 on the intoxilyzer 9000, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

H.E. was facing a DUI drugs charge, she tested positive for numerous prescription drugs that can impair driving abilities and wrecked into a construction site, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

D.C. was charged with DUI after he was pulled over for running a red light, he was found to have an open container in the car and blew a .185 and received a charge of DUI, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving and the open container charge was DISMISSED.

K.K. received a DUI charge in which she blew a .135, case RESULTED in a plead to a REDUCED, NON-DUI offense.

A.A. wrecked his car and blew a .181 and received a DUI charge, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

M.M. was facing a DUI drugs charge, and while it was pending she subsequently received another DUI, in this case she wrecked her car and fell down an embankment, case NEGOTIATED to a reckless driving while the other charges are still pending.

E.C. received his second DUI charge within a year, he blew a .082, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI offense, saving his driving privileges.

C.H. was facing her third DUI in 5 years, her blood was positive for prescription drugs and her blood alcohol concentration was .161, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.J. totaled his car in a wreck and received a DUI after his BAC was found to be over twice the legal limit, a .169, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

R.G. received a DUI which placed his job in jeopardy, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

T.J. was charged with DUI and he refused all testing, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition, saving his license.

T.F. was facing a DUI charge in which she was found to have a blood alcohol concentration of .091, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.L. was facing a DUI in which his BAC was a .233, he was also charged with disobedience of a traffic control device, ALL CHARGES DISMISSED.

L.S. was found driving on railroad tracks and his blood alcohol concentration was determined to be a .229, case RESULTED in a plea to failure to maintain lane and the DUI charge was DISMISSED.

H.W. received her third charge of DUI after causing a wreck and registering a .294 on the state test, DUI charge was DISMISSED.

P.M. was charged with DUI, his blood alcohol concentration as analyzed by the GBI was a .177, case RESULT was a DISMISSAL OF ALL CHARGES.

T.S. wrecked into multiple objects and cars and registered a .230 on the alcosensor and was subsequently charged with his FIFTH DUI, case NEGOTIATED to a LESSER offense of reckless driving.

G.G. received charges of possession of marijuana, speeding and DUI drugs, case RESULTED in ALL CHARGES DISMISSED.

M.M. received a DUI charge after she blew a .185 on the state test, case RESULTED in a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.K. received a DUI charge in which he registered a .125 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.M. was facing his second DUI charge in a five year period, he blew a .112 on the intoxilyzer, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

W.U. received a charge of DUI in which he blew a .08 on the PBT, he had a prior conviction of DUI and another DUI charge pending, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

P.S. received a DUI drugs charge, the arresting officer observed her behavior to be consistent with her admission of taking and blood results confirming the presence of multiple CNS depressants and other controlled substances, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

A.C. was facing a DUI charge in which three officers observed him and believed him to be under the influence of alcohol, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

T.J. received charges of DUI in which he blew a .107 on the intoxilyzer 9000, case REDUCED to a LESSER, NON-DUI offense.

W.B. was a CDL driver who was charged with a DUI, his blood alcohol concentration was a .230, case RESULTED in a DISMISSAL of the DUI charge.

A.W. received a DUI in which his blood alcohol concentration was found to be .255 by the GBI, case RESULTED in a plea to a REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

W.U. was facing a DUI charge in which he blew a .198 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

M.H. was facing her second DUI charge in five years, she blew a .216 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to a plea to a LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.M. was facing his second DUI charge within five years, after wrecking his motorcycle, he blew a .166 on the intoxilyzer, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

S.J. received a charge of DUI in which she registered a .130 on the state test, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

D.B. was charged with DUI after he blew a .092 on intoxilyzer 9000 case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

A.B. was involved in a single car accident and was charged with DUI, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.T. was facing his fourth DUI, in which he blew a .189 on the alcosensor, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

J.M. was pulled over for a super speeder amount of speed, was found to have marijuana in his possession and was also charged with DUI, case NEGOTIATED to pleas of REDUCED charges, 14 over speeding ticket and reckless driving.

K.L. received a DUI in which she registered a .174 on the state test, case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

L.M. almost backed into a police cruiser at a red light, he blew a .15 on the PBT and was arrested for DUI, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

N.W. was facing two pending DUI charges at the same time, the case RESULTED in a plea to only one DUI with the other being REDUCED to reckless driving.

K.M. was facing his second dui charge in a 10 year period, he refused the state test, case NEGOTIATED to a NON-DUI disposition.

J.S. received a DUI in which he blew a .172 on the state test, case NEGOTIATED to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

J.C. was involved in a crash and was facing charges of DUI, fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, open container and too fast for conditions, his blood alcohol level was a .11, case RESULTED in a plea to LESSER OFFENSES of one count of reckless and too fast for conditions.

M.S. received a DUI charge in which his blood alcohol concentration result was a .142, he also vomited in the back of the patrol car, case RESULTED in a plea to the REDUCED charge of reckless driving.

B.J. received a DUI charge in which he blew a .171 on the alcosensor, case NEGOTIATED to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

D.M. was facing his second DUI charge, he caused an accident with injuries and his blood alcohol content was .112, he also had THC and opioids in his system, case REDUCED to reckless driving.

S.G. received a DUI alcohol and drug combination charge in which his blood came back positive for THC, CNS depressants, and alcohol (.047), case RESULTED in a plea to the LESSER offense of reckless driving.

R.B. was charged with speeding and DUI, his blood alcohol content was determined to be a .174, case RESULTED in a plea to speeding only, the DUI charge was DISMISSED.