I pulled over in a parking lot to Google directions to a pool tournament was not there a full two minutes when a unmarked car pulled up and bluelighted me. A officer Came to my truck asked me why I was asleep I look back a reply I'm not asleep do I look asleep I just got out of shower and was groom well . Then a dui unit pulls up . He starts shines light in eyes then he tells me to do the toe to heal walk . my knee was hurt and swoll twice size usually I showed him my brace . still he told me to do it then search truck found container with estimated 4 g of marijuana so I was charge. I did not smoke all day I just got it on way to tournament. So I off to police department they took me
You may have several defenses to this case. You should call criminal defense lawyers that practice in the jurisdiction where you were stopped. They will have an opportunity to review all the facts you provided, ask you questions, as well as the content of the charging documents. Once they do that they can properly advise you of your options and you can discuss how you should proceed.
You make no reference to the DUI except to say you did a heel to toe test. Were you arrested for DUI as well as the marijuana? If arrested, did you take the BAC test, and if so, what was the result?
Your question asks for something that cannot be answered without more background. The one thing that is clear is that you have to get a lawyer to protect you and deal with these offenses. In most states there are serious consequences to DUI and those consequences are enhanced if you have previous convictions. So, get a lawyer and let him or her handle the matters and ask your questions of them.
I am the Mississippi DUI Lawyer and you do have several defenses to these charges. I strongly recommend you look up a DUI lawyer familiar with Mississippi laws. Google and YouTube are good places to start. Both charges carry potential license suspensions.
Your question: "What can I do about a dui other and a ms marijuana charge it was under a quarter ounce?"
My response: Consult with an attorney who regularly defends DUI cases in court. A case can never be "won" by getting answers from the internet, and there is always much more to any given case than what may be written in a forum such as this one.
Good luck.
