Geoff get Driving without Ignition Interlock Case Dismissed

Posted by Jason Lantz | Oct 07, 2019 | 0 Comments

After finding a flaw in the state's case, Geoff brought a motion to dismiss in King County District Court. The judge granted the motion and threw out the case.

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Jason Lantz, attorney at the Law Offices of Geoffrey Burg, LLC, focuses his practice on criminal and DUI defense. Jason obtained his B.S. in Life Science from Kansas State University and graduated from Seattle University School of Law with honors. Jason has been one of the leaders of the Washington Draeger Litigation Project since January 2015. The Draeger is Washington state's relatively new breath testing machine. Jason has spent hundreds of hours researching the Draeger Alcotest 9510, talking to experts, and coordinating litigation. His Draeger work was recently featured on the New York Times television news program "The Weekly."

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Jason took a tough DUI case to trial in King County District Court, Redmond. After a short deliberation, the jury came back with a not guilty verdict. The client was very happy. Read On
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