DUI Breathalyzer

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DUI breathalyzer measures blood alcohol levels in people suspected of impaired driving

The DUI Breathalyzer is one of three chemical processes that purport to measure the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of a driver that is suspected of drunk driving.

The breathalyzer is considered the least accurate among the chemical BAC tests offered to suspected DUI drivers upon arrest.

Challenging DUI Chemical Tests

Once the officer determines there is sufficient probable cause to make the arrest, the officer will transport the arrestee to the police station, where they will be asked to choose one of three chemical tests. Most jurisdictions offer the driver the choice of a blood, breath, or urine test. Other jurisdictions only offer blood and…

Drunk Driving Investigations

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Hiring a DUI Attorney: Things You Need To Know

This article covers what you should know before retaining a drunk driving criminal defense attorney (DUI Attorney). We also examine what legal services DUI Attorneys provide and what they customarily charge for their services. Hiring A Drunk Driving Criminal Defense Attorney Typical Education of a Criminal Defense Lawyer Completion of Four Years of College Three…

DUI Probation Consequences: What You Need to Know

DUI Probation - Other Financial, Insurance, and Driving Restriction Consequences Rather than serving jail time for a drunk driving offense, judges can order the convicted defendant probation. However, probation has its own terms and conditions that must be strictly complied with, and which have its own financial, insurance, and driving restriction consequences depending on your…

Expungement: How to Clear Your Criminal Record

Due to today's search technology, nearly anyone has informational access to other people's lives, including whether someone has a criminal record. According to the American Progress for Justice, over 70 million Americans have a criminal record that can come- up on background checks. Criminal Records are Publicly Accessible Purpose of Expungement The primary purpose of expunging…