100s of Cases Dismissed

Janesville, WI, driver had his OWI-2nd charge – which would have resulted in permanent job loss and CDL disqualification – amended to misdemeanor disorderly conduct after Attorney Nero convinced the prosecutor, over a period of several months, that it was the right thing to do.

Fridley, MN, man charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia had his case dismissed after Attorney Nero convinced an Assistant District Attorney that convictions would be unjust.

Waukesha, WI, driver had his OWI-1st charge amended to an absolute sobriety violation after Attorney Nero convinced the prosecutor that they could not meet their burden of proving a BAC of 0.08 or above.

Ladysmith, WI, driver had his OWI-3rd charge dismissed after Attorney Nero’s suppression motion was granted on motion to reconsider.

Wisconsin driver had his OWI-3rd charge amended to a municipal OWI-1st after Attorney Nero successfully attacked two prior Colorado DWAI convictions.

Hudson WI, driver had his OWI-1st charge amended to a Reckless Driving after Attorney Nero convinced the prosecutor that he could not meet his burden because his client did not have a prohibited alcohol concentration at the time of driving.