Court Makes Decision on 'Succession' Star's DUI Charge

Actor Nicholas Braun's DUI case stemming from his arrest in New Hampshire over Labor Day Weekend has reportedly been resolved--and it's good news for the "Succession" star.

According to multiple reports, Braun's charge of driving under the influence has been dropped, in addition to another violation, driving at night without headlights. ABC affiliate WMUR first reported the news.

PEOPLE reported, citing an official toxicology report, that Braun's BAC at the time of the arrest was actually under .08, which is the legal limit for of-age drivers in New Hampshire.

Braun originally pleaded not guilty to both charges on Sept. 12, and a scheduled arraignment on Sept. 16 was later canceled.

Details of Braun's encounter with police

Braun, 37, who played "Cousin Greg" on the hit HBO drama, was pulled over just after 11 p.m. ET in Moultonborough on Saturday, Aug. 30.

The Bethpage, New York native was later booked at Carroll County Jail, where he reportedly spent one hour before being released on his own recognizance.

Braun did not have a mugshot taken, as the police camera was reportedly not working at the time.

Following his release, Braun was ordered to avoid "any use of alcohol, and use of any narcotic drug or controlled substance."

Braun set to star in new play, debuting this week

Since his arrest, Braun has laid low on social media, but he did promote his upcoming role alongside Kara Young in an off-Broadway adaptation of Rajiv Joseph's book "Gruesome Playground Injuries."

"This is the actual dream right here!!! First time on stage in NYC with an INCREDIBLE play plus KARA plus the LORTEL!!! So stoked. It’s gonna be a fun fall. See you there 11/7 to 12/28," Braun wrote in the caption of an Instagram post back on September 25.

Directed by Neil Pepe, "Gruesome Playground Injuries" will open on Friday night.