Paul Rooney was instructed on a direct access basis, to defend a gentleman charged with drink driving.
The alleged offence took place at a music festival in County Durham.
Mr E had moved his vehicle that was in the car park, which was a field, colliding with a tent.
The police were called and Mr E was subjected to a breathalyser test, which he failed, he was arrested and later charged with driving with excess alcohol in his system.
Following Paul’s legal argument that the car park was not a public place the Crown Prosecution Service stopped the case and offered no evidence.
Had Mr E been convicted of drink driving it would have resulted in him losing his employment as it was necessary for him to be able to drive.