Mark W. Garka's Client was pulled over for speeding. He declined to do the Field Sobriety Tests (FST) and declined to give a sample of his breath; he was then arrested for a DUI. He had prior alcohol related charges but none of them were Driving Under the Influence (DUI). He spent 4 days in jail before he saw a Judge and was released. The State Prosecuting Attorney's offer was plead guilty as charged. This refusal DUI would carry with it 5 days in jail. The State would not negotiate a lesser charge. Mark W. Garka confirmed this case for trial. The State then reduced the charge to a Reckless Driving charge with 5 days in jail. Mark W. Garka and his Client refused the offer. Because of the lack of quality of evidence and the pressure of a trial, the State Prosecutor amended the DUI charge to a Negligent Driving charge and the Client did not have to serve any additional jail time.