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The following brief synopses are actual case results from the years 2011-2016 where the O’Mara Law Firm was able to obtain an Acquittal or a Dismissal of DWI charges on behalf of our clients. In each of the below listed DWI matters, the O’Mara law firm was able to convince the Court that the obtained Blood Test results were inadmissible in evidence, and also that the State could not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt on the basis of the arresting officer’s observations, therefore leading to an acquittal or dismissal of the client’s charges.
State of New Jersey v. E.B.
Client was arrested and charged with a third DWI following a motor vehicle accident. Defendant was subjected to Blood Testing, which yielded a result of .19% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by the O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they could not establish the admissibility of the blood test results, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt based on the observations, and the DWI was DISMISSED
State of New Jersey v. M.B.
Client was arrested and charged with his second offense DWI following a motor vehicle accident. Defendant was subjected to Blood Testing at the hospital, which yielded a result .13% BAC. Following consideration of the defense case, as well as legal memorandum establishing that the State could not prove the element of Operation in this matter, the DWI charge was completely DISMISSED and the client was found not guilty.
State of New Jersey v. J.H.
Client was arrested and charged with a DWI following an accident. Defendant was subjected to hospital blood testing, which yielded a result of .16% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by the O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they could not establish the admissibility of the blood test results, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt based upon observations, and the DWI was DISMISSED.
State of New Jersey v. H.C.
Following a minor motor vehicle accident, client was arrested and charged with DWI. Defendant was subjected to blood testing at the hospital, which yielded a result of .30% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by the O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they could not establish the admissibility of the blood test results, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt based upon the observations, and the DWI was DISMISSED
State of New Jersey v. C.M.
Client was arrested and charged with a second offense DWI following a motor vehicle accident. A blood test was drawn at the hospital which yielded a .23% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by The O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that the State was unable at Trial to establish the admissibility of the blood test results. The Municipal Court Judge also found that the evidence was insufficient to prove the DWI beyond a reasonable doubt, and the DWI was DISMISSED.
State of New Jersey v. K.M.
Client was arrested and charged with DWI. A blood test was taken from the defendant which yielded a result of .08% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by The O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they cannot establish the admissibility of the blood test result on various bases, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt on the basis of the observations. Accordingly, the DWI charge was DISMISSED.
** Please do not look for the case that matches yours the most closely and expect the same result in every case. Facts, situations, courts, judges, prosecutors, cops and evidence vary in every single case so you cannot accurately compare your case to the very brief synopses set forth above. If you have any questions please ask Mr. O’Mara. This list is merely for purpose of illustrating the type of results that we have achieved over the past five years and should not at all set your expectations in your matter. It merely represents the diligence, consistency and experience which the O’Mara Law Firm brings to the defense of your case. In many of these cases, even though the DWI was dismissed, the client still entered a plea to Careless or Reckless Driving charges with 30 or more days loss of license. Despite these excellent results, you are urged to temper your expectations, as these are very difficult cases
Client was arrested and charged with a third DWI following a motor vehicle accident. Defendant was subjected to Blood Testing, which yielded a result of .19% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by the O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they could not establish the admissibility of the blood test results, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt based on the observations, and the DWI was DISMISSED
State of New Jersey v. M.B.
Client was arrested and charged with his second offense DWI following a motor vehicle accident. Defendant was subjected to Blood Testing at the hospital, which yielded a result .13% BAC. Following consideration of the defense case, as well as legal memorandum establishing that the State could not prove the element of Operation in this matter, the DWI charge was completely DISMISSED and the client was found not guilty.
State of New Jersey v. J.H.
Client was arrested and charged with a DWI following an accident. Defendant was subjected to hospital blood testing, which yielded a result of .16% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by the O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they could not establish the admissibility of the blood test results, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt based upon observations, and the DWI was DISMISSED.
State of New Jersey v. H.C.
Following a minor motor vehicle accident, client was arrested and charged with DWI. Defendant was subjected to blood testing at the hospital, which yielded a result of .30% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by the O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they could not establish the admissibility of the blood test results, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt based upon the observations, and the DWI was DISMISSED
State of New Jersey v. C.M.
Client was arrested and charged with a second offense DWI following a motor vehicle accident. A blood test was drawn at the hospital which yielded a .23% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by The O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that the State was unable at Trial to establish the admissibility of the blood test results. The Municipal Court Judge also found that the evidence was insufficient to prove the DWI beyond a reasonable doubt, and the DWI was DISMISSED.
State of New Jersey v. K.M.
Client was arrested and charged with DWI. A blood test was taken from the defendant which yielded a result of .08% BAC. Based on legal arguments, motions, and trial memoranda forwarded by The O'Mara Law Firm, the State conceded that they cannot establish the admissibility of the blood test result on various bases, nor could they prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt on the basis of the observations. Accordingly, the DWI charge was DISMISSED.
** Please do not look for the case that matches yours the most closely and expect the same result in every case. Facts, situations, courts, judges, prosecutors, cops and evidence vary in every single case so you cannot accurately compare your case to the very brief synopses set forth above. If you have any questions please ask Mr. O’Mara. This list is merely for purpose of illustrating the type of results that we have achieved over the past five years and should not at all set your expectations in your matter. It merely represents the diligence, consistency and experience which the O’Mara Law Firm brings to the defense of your case. In many of these cases, even though the DWI was dismissed, the client still entered a plea to Careless or Reckless Driving charges with 30 or more days loss of license. Despite these excellent results, you are urged to temper your expectations, as these are very difficult cases
