Your lawyer knows you intend to commit perjury, and is going along with it? Or is it that your lawyer has told you that he's not going to put you on the stand if you intend to lie, and you're wondering the odds of prevailing if you don't testify?
That makes it sound like you're a "pro" -- how many priors do you have?Quoting Mikael_
The odds that the video is clear enough to show whether or not your eyes are bloodshot? Roughly zero percent.Quoting Mikael_
And... that testimony is not relevant, as it tells the court nothing about what you drank before or after this person saw you consume one beer.Quoting Mikael_
So it's apparent from the video, for somebody who knows what to look for, that you're intoxicated. You can anticipate that the jury will be told what to look for.Quoting Mikael_
[QUOTE=Mikael_]With all this info how much of a chance do I have in a 6 jury trial ?[quote]
We would be guessing. If you're being offered a better-than-usual plea bargain by the prosecutor, something you can discuss with your lawyer, that would suggest (but not establish) that the prosecutor is less certain in your case than in an average case about obtaining a conviction at trial.

