I explained to a Santa Barbara DA yesterday that my client has a document blood condition, that causes her to read high on blood alcohol tests, even when she is not drinking and we have tested and documented this through her doctor who is available.
Further, she was not at a .17 BAC that the blood test the government took shows because she was with someone that night who can say she only had two drinks.
The DA did not want to talk to the witness who was with her, see her medical records or talk to the doctor. He just listened to what I said and immediately, as though I had said NOTHING, replied:
"So when do you want to have the trial?"
It is extremely rare to find a prosecutor who cares of they are screwing innocent people.
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Kind Regards,
Okorie Okorocha
Criminal Defense & Police Misconduct
Nationally Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer
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Certified Specialist, California State Bar Rule of Professional Conduct 1-400(D)(6)
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