The end result was that the District Attorney agreed with me that the evidence should be suppressed because the officer who stopped Joe had no reasonable suspicion to stop him to begin with. Since there was no reasonable cause to stop him, everything that happened after the stop was thrown out. This left the DA with no case, and at the next hearing the case was dropped entirely. Before I go any further, let me tell you that I'm not promising that I can do the same in your case. That would be unethical.
Every situation is different.
Let me give you another example. This one involves my client, I'll call Sam. Sam was pulled over after rounding a curve in the road. He was driving a maroon car. A motorist had called in from his cell phone to the Police.