Navigating a DUI Charge in Los Angeles Airport, 加州

LAX Court is a relatively liberal courthouse with a jury pool that is younger and diverse.

Los Angeles Airporte is a conservative court with a jury pool that is generally pro-law-enforcement.

Airport Court is manned by multiple prosecutorial agencies, most notably the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office and the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office.

Knowing the priorities and tendencies of the various prosecutorial agencies is key to obtaining the best possible outcome. For example, while many prosecutors here may not be inclined to give you what you want, their supervisors may. However, getting results involves a delicate balance of navigating but not stepping on toes. Hiring a lawyer familiar with LAX Court is your best bet if you want a good outcome.

Recent winning case in Los Angeles Airport Courthouse, 加州

TOTAL VICTORY: COURT & DMV!

Victory in Court and at the DMV

Client was pulled over for expired tags, and blew a 0.08% BAC on the handheld PAS. Later at the hospital, client submitted to a blood test with a result of a 0.09% BAC.

Traumatized by the whole event, client reached out to the Law Office of Jeff Yeh for help. The first step was to deal with the DMV, which was trying to suspend for 4 months client’s driver’s license which he so desperately needs. Upon reviewing the evidence, Attorney Yeh advised the client to hire an expert to testify at the DMV Hearing; the expert testimony would show that client’s BAC was rising, to the extent that he could not have been more than a 0.07% at the time of driving. Client proceeded as advised and, when the DMV presented no evidence to contradict the expert, won a Set Aside!

In court, on top of presenting the same rising defense, Attorney Yeh put together a mitigation packet for the DA’s office that included 3 reference letters from former employers that attested to client’s clean record and good character. When all was set and done, client’s DUI was dismissed, and he walked away with a Wet Reckless, with no suspension of his driver’s license coming from either court or DMV.

That’s what you call a “win win situation” !