State v. D.C. - Extreme DUI and Criminal Speed Dismissed
State v. D.C. - Extreme DUI and Criminal Speed Dismissed
Jerome Magistrate Court
Count 1: Criminal Speed
Count 2: DUI Impaired to the slightest degree
Count 3: DUI 0.08 or more
Count 4: Extreme DUI 0.15 or more
BAC: Intoxilyzer 0.168 / 0.159
Result: Plea agreement in which Mr. D.C. pled to one Count of DUI impaired to the slightest degree with 1 day in jail, (credit for time served because he was booked) the minimum fine, and substance abuse counseling. The counts of criminal speed, DUI 0.08 or more, and extreme DUI 0.15 were dismissed.
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