The defendant involved in a wreck on a moped. The defendant was found by emergency responders beside the moped with injuries consistent with being involved in an accident. Defendant was transported to the hospital where law enforcement responded. Upon entering the hospital room officers smelled a strong odor of alcohol and the defendant admitted to drinking prior to operating the moped. The defendant was later charged with Driving While Impaired. Due to the manner in which the blood pooled on the ground, Mr. Marshall was able to argue that the blood results obtained at the hospital were not relevant to whether the defendant was impaired at the time he operated the moped. The defendant was found not guilty of Driving While Impaired.
My case was a particularly a hard one. Rusty and his team fought hard to receive the best judgment possible. They never told me anything I wanted to hear, actually quite the opposite. They let me know exactly what they could do for me and tried their hardest. I would recommend this law office to anyone who is looking for great counsel.
