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DUI Reduced to Reckless Driving

State v. C.G.

October 14, 2008

C.G. was stopped on Hermitage Avenue in Nashville by an officer who said he saw C.G. swerve over the dividing yellow line. Upon seizure, the officer noted he detected a smell of alcohol on C.G.’s breath.  No blood tests were performed.

Negotiations with the state resulted in a reduced charge, only 6 months probation, and a small fine, but most importantly, no DUI on C.G.’s record.

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Post Published: 15 October 2008
Author: Nathan Moore
Found in section: DUI Defense, Moore Law Blog, Recent Successes

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