Justin Timberlake's legal team has strongly asserted that the pop star was not intoxicated during his June DWI arrest, as he prepares for a virtual arraignment on August 2. His attorney, Ed Burke, highlighted significant errors made by law enforcement, arguing that Timberlake should not have been charged and expressing confidence that the case will be dismissed. The singer was arrested in Sag Harbor after allegedly failing to stop at a sign and performing poorly on sobriety tests, with police noting signs of intoxication such as bloodshot eyes and impaired coordination. Timberlake, who was not present at the recent court hearing due to his ongoing European tour, reportedly stated he had consumed only one martini before driving home. Burke emphasized Timberlake's respect for law enforcement and his cooperation during the incident, reiterating their position on his innocence. The case continues to unfold as Timberlake maintains his innocence against the DWI charge.