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After hiring another attorney to represent me in my DUI case, I was not satisfied with the way things were going. So I decided to research on my own and stumbled onto Jeremiah Johnson’s website. The website offered a lot more information than I was receiving from my own attorney, so I decided to give Jeremiah a call to see if he could help out.
The first thing that impressed me was how easy it was to get ahold of him by phone. He was very informative and helpful when we spoke that first time. At the time, I was working our of town and could not take off work to meet with him, but Jeremiah made himself available to meet me at a central time and at a central location.
I was so impressed with Jeremiah’s professionalism and his understanding of the law, so I decided to hire him to represent me. After he reviewed the facts in my case, Jeremiah felt confident that he could win the case for me and was very determined to do so.
Jeremiah kept me informed by either phone or by mail of all the proceedings in my case. He provided me with copies of all correspondences that he presented to the Court and was readily available whenever I called him with any questions.
Because of Jeremiah’s knowledge of the law, and his attention to the details in my particular case, he was able to convince the Courts that there was not enough evidence to convict me of the charge against me. The Court suppressed the evidence and therefore I was found innocent.
I would highly recommend Jeremiah Johnson to anyone facing a DUI charge. He knows the law and he knows our rights. He’s on our side.

D. Butler, Overland Park

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5/12/08 - Arguing a Motion to Suppress in Overland Park Municipal Court based on State v. Schmitter and U.S. v. Gonzalez, we secured a not guilty verdict for our client.

5/1/08 -This office secured a win on a first time DUI in Johnson County District Court (magistrate division)

4/23/08 - Another Driver's License Administrative Hearing, another dismissal allowing our client - facing a 3 year license suspension - to keep his license. Today we relied on KSA 8-1002

4/21/08 - Today we successfully argued at sentencing for an advantageous sentence for a felony DUI client who had been charged and pled to a felony DUI and several associated charges. Originally facing over 5 years in prison, we argued for, and the court sentenced him to 12 months with 6 months of work release.

3/1/08 - Today this office won an Administrative Hearing against eh Kansas Department of Revenue Driver's License Bureau.

1/13/08 - Today this office represented a client who entered into a very advantageous plea in Johnson County District Court. Our client was charged with 7 crimes and, if convicted on all charges, could have led to 83 months in custody. The plea deal called for the client to plead guilty to 2 of 7 charges with a 12 month sentence and 6 months of work release.

9/27/07 - At another preliminary hearing in Johnson County District Court, Jeremiah Johnson successfully argued that the State lacked probable cause to proceed on a felony charge. This eliminated between 37 and 42 months of possible prison time facing his client.

9/16/07 - At a preliminary hearing in Johnson County District Court, Jeremiah Johnson argued against the State's case proceeding as filed, suceeding in securing a reduction in the charge. The case remains pending on the lesser charge.

8/30/07 - The Law Offices of Jeremiah Johnson, LLC was able to clear our client of a 2nd time DUI in Johnson County District Court.

6/15/07 - This office secured a dismissal in an administrative hearing for a driver's license suspension stemming from a DUI arrest. While dismissals due to an absent officer occasionally happen, this was a rare dismissal granted after evidence was presented.

5/24/07 - This office secured an acquittal in a DUI trial in Johnson County District Court in case 02TR259 after moving for a judgement of acquittal following the State's case. In doing so, the defense successfully showed that one of the required elements to convict was met only by the defendant's statements which did not meetthe minimum burden for the State to make a prima facia case.

4/22/07--Once again we successfully utilized the Kansas Court of Appeals decision in State v. Ross, on a successful motion to suppress on a DUI case in Johnson County. The outcome of the motion to suppress led the state to dismiss all charges against our client.

4/9/07— Upon filing a motion to terminate based on State V. Bennett, our client was released from his probation in Olathe Municipal Court.

3/1/07— Upon successfully taking a traffic ticket to trial, our client's fine was reduced to $0.

2/9/07 Although we were retained only 6 weeks before a trial, the divorce order attorney Johnson obtained for our client was significantly better than the final settlement offer the client rejected.

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