Motion to Suppress and Motion to Dismiss Evidence in a DWI Case | Dummit Fradin

In this local North Carolina TV segment, Clarke Dummit explains what is a motion to suppress evidence in a DWI case.
He also explains the difference between a motion to suppress and a motion to dismiss.
In addition, learn what a case continuation entails.
Clarke Dummit is the founder of Dummit Fradin Attorneys at Law. He has over 30 years of experience in DWI and DUI cases. Clarke Dummit believes in informing his clients so they can make better decisions about their individual DWI case.
To learn more about DWI, DWI sentencing, and your defense options visit: www.dummitfradin.com/practice...

[@kevindevore7171]

Articulable suspicion is key and must be proven. We the people are entitled to our rights that are secured to us by the bill of rights.

[@GreerSquadProductions]

What if you're pulled over for driving while suspended and no other reason...Just that the cop ran my plates....and it was a cop from another city/jurisdiction... He gave me a citation and made me sign it...He said I would go to jail if I didnt

[@cali9jm]

You see why the sound is turned down

[@charlieabbot3649]

So, how about a Motion to Suppress because the officer did not see me driving. The car was parked in a public parking lot. 2 witnesses said they had seen me acting erratically.

[@AngryLawyer87]

reliable 3rd party witness statements are acceptable to give a police officer reasonable suspicion to investigate you for DUI.

[@ChelseaAddison]

Can’t hear even with volume tuned up.