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• Two officers testified a client nearly ran them over in a parking lot. Then the car jumped a barrier and struck a fence. They approached with guns drawn and arrested him for DWI. Mark Lassiter was hired and in a motion to suppress was able to get the entire case dismissed because of the differences in the two officers accounts. Mark was also able to get the officers to admit the report that was written about the incident was inaccurate.
• A client was charged with DWI and Possession of a Controlled Substance. She faced over a year in prison. Mark Lassiter was hired and immediately set the case for trial. After the second trial setting Mark was able to convince the State to dismiss both cases after finding a defect in their case
• A client was arrested after an officer claimed he drove on the wrong side of the road then continued to swerve for another half a mile. The client when asked to recite the alphabet did so giving (attempting to anyway) every 3rd letter. Again in counting numbers the client tried to recite by every 3rd number even though the officer merely asked for a recitation in order. The client stopped doing the field sobriety tests after continually losing his balance. He wanted to plead but Mark Lassiter told him to try the case because he believed he could win. In a jury trial, Mark Lassiter did win and the client now has no DWI on his record.
• A man was charged with public intoxication after he was found passed out behind the wheel of his car. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial in a city that has a policy on not dismissing any cases. After explaining to the prosecutor why he would win the prosecutor then dismissed the case.
• A client was charged with DUI after crashing into a utility pole. The officer questioned the driver and he admitted he had crashed into the pole because he had to much to drink. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced the client to take the case to trial. In trial Mark Lassiter got the client a not guilty verdict and the case is now off his record.
• A client was charged with DWI after hitting traffic barriers and weaving across 3 lanes of traffic. When the officer got her out of the car she admitted to drinking so much she had to pull over and throw up. She thought there was no chance of success if the case went to trial. Mark Lassiter convinced her there was a chance and in trial received a not guilty verdict.
• A client was charged with DWI after making a wide right turn without using a blinker on a motorcycle. The officer claimed he failed all the field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial. The client had a CDL and could no longer make a living if Mark lost. He didn’t! He received a not guilty verdict 5 minutes after the close of evidence.
• A client was charged with DWI after hitting traffic barriers and weaving across 3 lanes of traffic. When the officer got her out of the car she admitted to drinking so much she had to pull over and throw up. She thought there was no chance of success if the case went to trial. Mark Lassiter convinced her there was a chance and in trial received a not guilty verdict.
• A client was charged with DWI 2nd after driving her car into a curb and blowing out her two left side tires. Witnesses saw and testified she acted and smelled drunk. The officers who arrived testified they could not get her to understand anything because she was so intoxicated. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and received a not guilty verdict after only 30 minutes.
• Client was arrested leaving the american airlines center after running a red light.  Although he passed two sobriety tests he blew a .15 at the jail and was charged with DWI.  The prosecutor wanted him to plea and attach an interlock device to his car.  Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and got a not guilty verdict for the client.
• A client was charged with DWI after being caught driving over 100mph down the freeway. The client refused to do any field sobriety tests so the officers took him to the jail and got a warrant to draw his blood. He tested at .13. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial even in a county that is very tough on DWI suspects. He received a not guilty verdict for his client.
• A client was pulled over and arrested for DWI after driving the wrong way down a major roadway, messing up saying the ABC’s and performing poorly on the field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial even though the judge in the court told him she would be found guilty. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty in 30 minutes. Now the charge is completely off her record and she can claim this event never happened.
• Client was pulled over for running a red light directly in front of an officer. The client was not able to stand up straight on the video. Mark Lassiter was hired and the case was dismissed after several meetings with the prosecutor.
• A client charged with Felony DWI was facing 2-10 years in prison. Mark Lassiter was hired and the case was outright dismissed before trial.
• A 911 call was made about a drunk driver and a client was arrested after the 911 caller stated the driver had consumed well over 7 drinks. The driver took a breath test almost 1 1/2 times the legal limit. Mark Lassiter tried the case in a small county where nobody thought it was possible under these facts to get a not guilty verdict. But that’s exactly what happened. The jury returned a not guilty verdict in under an hour.
• A client was followed by the police and eventually arrested after hitting the concrete median wall several times. The client blew over the legal limit and appeared drunk on video. Mark Lassiter was hired and he got the case dismissed outright.
• A client was pulled over and drinking 3 pitchers of beer with his buddies. He hired Mark Lassiter who took the case to trial. The judge returned a not guilty verdict after holding the prosecutor did not prove their case.
• A client was charged with DWI after rolling her vehicle three times on a freeway. At trial Mark Lassiter was able to acquit her of all charges and the case was expunged.
• A client was charged with DWI after getting lost and being unable to even stand on her own. She was put in the back seat of the cops car for safety and she promptly fell asleep. At the jail she blew a .18. If she was convicted she would have lost her job. Mark Lassiter took the case and was able to get the case entirely dismissed without needing a trial as he was able to show the officer did not do his investigation properly.
• Client was pulled over after going 30 mph hour the speed limit. He then refused all field sobriety tests even though the officer kept attempting to convince him to take them. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial getting a not guilty verdict.
• A client was arrested for DWI after admitting to drinking several shots and failing the field sobriety tests. She blew a .10. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and got a not guilty verdict.
• A client was charged with DWI 2nd after being arrested for driving all over the road. The case was then bumped up to a Felony for having 2 prior DWI’s. Mark Lassiter was hired and he got the case dropped back down to a DWI 2nd misdemeanor charge. Then he fought the case and after a motion to suppress was able to get the entire charge dismissed.
• A client charged with DWI had a blood test score almost triple the legal limit. Mark Lassiter filed for a suppression hearing and after winning the hearing, the entire case was dismissed.
• A client charged with DWI was found with 3 open containers in the vehicle. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and the jury returned a not guilty verdict within 5 minutes.
• A client was arrested for DWI after driving over 100 mph down the highway. Mark Lassiter was hired and the client was acquitted of all charges and can now claim he was never arrested.
• A client was charged with DWI after being involved in a serious car accident. Mark Lassiter was hired and at trial the client was acquitted of all charges.
• A teenage client was arrested for DWI and blew a well over the legal limit. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and got the judge to throw out all the evidence based on the officers mistake. The charge is now erased from the clients record.
• A client was charged with DWI with a breath test score of .15. Mark Lassiter took the case and set it for trial. On the day of trial the prosecutors dismissed the case based on information Mr. Lassiter provided to them regarding their only witness in the case.
• A client was charged with DWI 2nd with a .19 breath test score. The client faced mandatory jail time if convicted. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
• A client was charged with DWI after driving on the wrong side of the road. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial, got a not guilty verdict and expunged the matter from the client’s record.
• A client charged with a DWI blew a .13 breath test score. Mark Lassiter was able to get the entire case dismissed before trial on a motion to suppress.
• A client from outside the DFW area was charged with a DWI 2nd. On only the second appearance by the client, Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and received a not guilty verdict.
• A client charged with DWI had a breath test score of .10. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
• A client was facing jail time after a DWI charge with a breath test score of .08. After a trial the client was acquitted of all charges.