<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

This is his first, his court date is in less than two weeks. Basically looking for two things:

**Worst case scenario**

**Best case scenario**

The irony of it is my friends and I just had an intervention for him last week. In just this past month he's (1)fallen asleep on a park bench, (2)woken up in a terrible neighborhood in someone's back yard without shoes, lost his car and wandered an entire city for 6 hours(without shoes) looking for the car, and (3)spent $2500+ on strippers/hookers. He's had many similar things happen in the past, and it's ridiculous that he hasn't gotten a DUI before this. In fact, he's been pulled over drunk and passed the sobriety test.

In the back of my mind I'm happy this happened, because nothing else seemed to have taught him a lesson. My friends and I did all we could, and frankly he just deserves this now. I'm just glad he never hurt anybody.

Anyway, all I'm looking for is what will **likely** happen to him. He was pulled over, failed the field sobriety test, then blew a **.15** at the station. The state trooper also got him for speeding (70 in a 55).

I told him to walk into court like a dog that just ripped up the garbage. There's no way out, you just need to ask the judge to fuck you gently.
<bot>: Friend got his first DUI(.15) and a speeding ticket, what is likely to be the outcome? What can be guaranteed to happen, and what can possibly happen with a good judge?