William C. Head

Board Certified Specialist in DUI Defense Law

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William C. Head, PC

Atlanta, GA

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Case Results of William C. Head

DUI dropped

Driving under the influence of alcohol

May 2015

Defendant was asleep in traffic, waiting for a red light to cycle. Other drivers behind the driver called police. The driver was moved to shoulder and investigated. Police video was instrumental in the case being changed from DUI to reckless driving. See more details here: https://bubbahead.com/cobb-county-dui-lawyer-drugs -alcohol-ambien-ga/

DUI dropped

Driving under the Influence (DUI-DWI) with a breath alcohol test above 0.170. Client was in a supervisory position with a company that would fire him for having a DUI, due to their liability insurance carrier's rules.

Jan 2015

Through several appeals and hearings, the case was kept "alive" for 3971 days. A link to more details can be found here: https://bubbahead.com/case-wins/gwinnett-dui-check point-case-takes-3971-days/

Not Guilty

High BAC acquittal - Alleged failure to maintain lane, and DUI less safe plus DUI-alcohol per se with readings of 0.244 and 0.249.

Apr 2013

By use of the pretrial motion hearing testimony plus the first trial testimony of the police officer, along with use of an investigator who was an ex-police officer, the law enforcement officer was proven to be a liar. See more details at https://bubbahead.com/cobb-county-dui-lawyer-high- bac-acquittal/

Dismissed

DUI arrest based on an alleged traffic violation under this code section:

OCGA § 40–6–184(a) provides: (1) No person shall drive a motor vehicle at such a slow speed as to impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, except when reduced speed is necessary for safe operation.

Sep 2002

Impeding traffic basis for pullover was challenged, based on officer's video. Mr. Head did not believe that his clients momentary delay in shifting to first gear in her convertible was a legal violation, as applied to these facts. A pretrial motion challenging the articulable suspicion for the use of blue lights to pull her over was denied by the Cherokee County trial judge. Bubba Head appealed this decision and the Georgia Court of Appeals granted our appeal. Because the original trial court ruling was overturned, all of the evidence obtained as the result of our client’s pullover and subsequent arrest for drunk driving thrown out, meaning that the impeding traffic charge and the DUI were dismissed, saving our client’s job in the process.

DUI dropped

Driving under the Influence of alcohol second offense DUI

While transporting granite markers in a pickup truck. load shifted and truck rolled over, spilling large slabs of granite over the roadway. County sheriff was first to arrive. State Trooper made arrest. Prior case investigation was the key to winning. Trooper took the witness stand on a pretrial motion hearing and lied under oath. Mr. Head stopped the motion hearing and offered to prove the perjury in exchange for dropping the DUI and reducing to reckless driving.