DWITestimonials
DWI DISMISSED
Around 8:30 p.m. one night after I had traveled many miles on a business trip, I was stopped by two State Department of Public Safety Troopers concerning confusion over my accurately finding an exit and entrance onto a new highway that I was searching for to continue my trip home. I had an open case of beer on the rear, left, passenger floor board. I was given a field sobriety test by one of the Troopers. After being given the field sobriety test, I refused to take the breathalyzer test at the Sheriff's Department. I was charged with DWI. An attorney referred me to Rique D. Bobbitt. Mr. Bobbitt requested an ALR hearing contesting the suspension of my driver's license, and set the matter for a jury trial. Ultimately the DWI was dismissed with the agreement and understanding that it would be expunged from any of my records. I would recommend Mr. Bobbitt to anyone charged with an alcohol related offense. Laura C.
DWI DISMISSED AFTER TESTING .119 ON BLOOD ALCOHOL TEST
I was arrested for a DWI because the police said my vehicle was stopped in the middle of the intersection and that I was asleep at the wheel while the vehicle was running. After they administered field sobriety tests and a breathalyzer test, the allegation was that my blood alcohol level was a .119 with the legal limit being .08. I hired Rique Bobbitt, and he was able to get the case dismissed, and it is my understanding that I may now have this case expunged from my record. John H.
THIRD DWI DISMISSED
I was arrested for a DWI and quite worried about the possibility of doing time in jail since I had two previous DWIs in another state. I hired Rique Bobbitt for the purpose of receiving probation on the DWI instead of having to do jail time. To both my surprise and joy, Mr. Bobbitt was able to arrange for the total dismissal of the DWI charge the first time we went to court. It is now my understanding that that case can be expunged from my record. I recommend Rique Bobbitt for any alcohol-related charge. Nolan L.
FELONY REDUCED TO MISDEMEANOR BEFORE TRIAL
On my way home from a family reunion, I took the wrong road home and was stopped by a State Trooper. After refusing to take the breathalyzer test at the Sheriff's Department, I was charged with a felony third offense of DWI. Mr. Bobbitt and I set it for a pre-trial because the State refused to reduce the charge to a misdemeanor. Mr. Bobbitt presented a motion to get the case dismissed at 10:00 A.M. on the same date as the jury was supposed to be selected at 1:00 P.M. Our 10 o'clock hearing was a thorough cross examination of the arresting trooper. I was very impressed with Mr. Bobbitt's surgical-like destruction of the State's only witness. Immediately after Mr. Bobbitt's cross-examination of the Trooper, the Judge called the District Attorney and Mr. Bobbitt into his chamber. The result was that the State reduced the felony to a misdemeanor DWI before a jury trial was had. I now have an occupational driver's license and strongly recommend Mr. Bobbitt as an attorney. Sam B.
TWO TROOPERS STOPPED ME IN BAR PARKING LOT - ACQUITTED AND FOUND NOT GUILTY
I was charged with a DWI after state troopers followed my truck, stating that I was weaving and failed to use a turn signal. Both troopers approached me after I pulled in and stopped in front of a bar. I admitted to having drank some beers but refused to take the breath test. I had known of Rique Bobbitt's reputation because he had been a tough prosecutor of DWI cases. After consulting with Rique Bobbitt he advised strongly that I take my case to a jury and go to trial. At the trial, both of the troopers testified I was intoxicated. The jury found I was not guilty and acquitted me of the DWI. Rique Bobbitt tried my case very skillfully and professionally. I strongly recommend Rique Bobbitt if you are facing a DWI. -KENNETH M.
READING OVER .08--ACQUITTED AND FOUND NOT GUILTY BY JURY
On a November night, a passing motorist stopped to speak to a D.P.S. Trooper and report a reckless driver. The trooper immediately sped up to catch up with me according to the description given to him by the passing motorist. After following me for more than a mile, the trooper said I was swerving, braking for no reason, speeding, and failing to signal a left turn. I took the breath test at the scene, which indicated a reading higher than the legal limit of .08. However, refused the breath test at the Sheriff's Department. I visited with and hired Rique D. Bobbitt who recommended a jury trial. The State, in their case, brought in a specialized expert who taught officers how to administer the field sobriety test and this expert testified to his expertise, about how field sobriety tests indicates that I was intoxicated. After the cross-examination of the State's witnesses and after putting on our evidence, the jury acquitted me and found me not guilty. I am now able to have the DWI arrest and charge completely expunged and deleted from my record, that expungement including the arrest itself.
- GEORGE D.
4 PREVIOUS DWI CONVICTIONS, #5 REDUCED TO MISDEMEANOR
After having four (4) DWI convictions (two of those being felony DWI convictions), at approximately 4:00 one morning, after being at a bar until closing time, I lost control of my vehicle and flipped the vehicle and struck a stop sign. I was taken to the hospital for treatment. A State Trooper stated that he could smell alcohol coming from the car, found a cold beer near the stop sign at the scene, and came to the hospital to interview me. A citizen had observed the accident and made a statement of such. The blood alcohol content from blood taken from the scene reported to be .249, three times the legal limit allowed while driving a vehicle in the State of Texas. With a college degree, I had a very good job in the banking industry, one which I had for approximately ten years. A felony DWI conviction would have caused my losing an insurance license and the ability of being bonded, and would have cost me my job. I hired Mr. Bobbit and he was able to get my fifth DWI (being my third felony DWI) reduced to a misdemeanor, which saved my job. I would strongly recommend Mr. Bobbit for anyone charged with an alcohol related offense.
- Don G.
DWI WITH TEST RESULT .133 DISMISSED
After watching a basketball game on Saturday afternoon and having a few drinks, I drove out of my home in a rural area and had an accident. During the investigation of the accident, the State Trooper made a decision that I was intoxicated and after administering a field sobriety test, he place me under arrest and took me to the Sheriff's Department where I voluntarily submitted to a Breathalyzer machine and tested a result of .133. Talking to different attorneys and trying to determine who would be the correct choice to represent me on a DWI was a very difficult ordeal. I talked to least four or five lawyers and learned that who you pay to represent you may not be the same attorney that goes to court in your behalf. After meeting with Rique Bobbitt, I felt comfortable with my choice of he being my attorney. The first time that Mr. Bobbitt and I went to court, he was able to arrange for a dismissal of the DWI, and further, posture the dismissal so that it could be completely expunged from my record. Evan law enforcement officers will not know that I was arrested for DWI after the expungement takes place. Not only did I get personal representation from the particular attorney that I hired, but I couldn't be happier about both the result and the manner in which I was represented by Mr. Bobbitt. I strongly recommend Rique Bobbitt to anyone with an alcohol-related offense
- TERRY M.
.11 BAC -- DWI DISMISSED AND LICENSE RETURNED
I was charged with DWI and my blood was tested for alcohol content. The results were above the legal limit at 0.11BAC. After researching several attorneys, I decided Rique was the best. He was able to get my entire case dismissed at our first court appearance, before a trial. He even won the pre-trial license suspension hearing, so they had to immediately give my license back instead of the usual 6-month suspension! I would highly recommend him to anyone.
-JOSH R.
HAD ACCIDENT - BLEW .151 - DWI DISMISSED
Around midnight, I lost control of, and rolled my pick-up one and a half times (1 1/2) ending in a bar ditch and being ejected from the vehicle. Two truckers were following me and stopped to observe that I was the driver of the pick-up. Upon being taken to the hospital for my injuries, and during my medical treatment, blood was extracted. My blood-alcohol content proved to be .151, almost twice the legal limit for blood alcohol content while driving in the State of TexasI was charged with DWI with an open alcohol container. After visiting with, and hiring Rique D. Bobbitt to represent me, he was able to get the case dismissed before any hearings or trial.
--Michelle W.
MY 2ND DWI WITHIN 12 MONTHS; AGAIN, DISMISSED!
Approximately 11 months later, and less than a year after the first DWI charges were filed against me, I was charged with another DWI in a different county. On this occasion, police officers approached me as I was getting out of my truck in a parking lot of a bar at night. The officers reported that I could barely stand straight and found an open container of beer in the vehicle. I was given various field sobriety tests and then charged and arrested for Driving While Intoxicated. I again hired Mr. Bobbitt and he was able to get that case dismissed also. I will now be able to get both DWI charges and the arrests deleted and removed from all of my records as an expungement.
I strongly recommend Mr. Bobbitt if a person is charged with any drug related offense. I cannot imagine any attorney being more effective at achieving the results which Mr. Bobbitt was able to obtain.
-- Michelle W.
