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Mr. Corletta, appearing in a Court approximately 75 miles from Rochester, achieved still another favorable resolution in People v. W.F. (Somerset Tn. Ct., Niagara County, 10/12/17).

 In that case, Mr. Corletta's client was charged with two counts of Misdemeanor Driving While Intoxicated, together with a 6 point speeding violation (77/55), and Unlawful Possession of Marijuana. The client was arrested far from home, and was required to post bail.

Mr. Corletta aggressively interceded on his client's behalf and persuaded the District Attorney to consent to a plea to a single traffic infraction, VTL §1192(1) Driving While Ability Impaired, in full satisfaction of all charges before the Court.

Mr. Corletta's client received a minimal fine and attendance at the Impaired Driver Program together with a Conditional License, which continued the client's ability to drive. This is about the most minimal punishment a Defendant charged with an alcohol-related driving offense can receive under New York State law.

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