As a Santa Barbara DUI Lawyer I am often asked, “why did the officer make me take the breath test over and over?”. In the course of a DUI Santa Barbara cops may administer two different breath tests: yes, two different tests. The two different tests are theoretically performing the same tasks, however they have…
You’ve had 3 beers with friends and decide to drive home since you only live a mile from the bar. Just your luck, a cop stops you. You’re asked to blow into the Breathalyzer machine, what now?! Submitting to a Breathalyzer test before you have been arrested is voluntary, so you have every right to…
DUI trial laws are also known as ‘per se’ laws, which is Latin for ‘by itself.’ This means that a high blood alcohol level is the only evidence a court needs to prove that you were driving under the influence.
DUI trial laws are also known as ‘per se’ laws, which is Latin for ‘by itself.’ This means that a high blood alcohol level is the only evidence a court needs to prove that you were driving under the influence. https://www.dui805.com/
The minimum blood alcohol content level for driving can be reached by consuming only a total of four drinks. Any more than that and you may need to find a DUI lawyer. https://www.dui805.com/
If your blood alcohol content level is found to reach or exceed a mere .08% grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood or .08% grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath while driving, you could face a DUI suspension. https://www.dui805.com/
There are over 150 million self-reported cases of DUI reckless driving every year in the United States. https://www.dui805.com/
For years, drivers in Florida have been arrested and convicted of DUI charges based on flawed alcohol breath test machines that reported impossible results as reported by the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. An investigation found that about 40 percent of 231 machines were incorrectly measuring the flow of breath. Officials began quietly fixing the machines and putting…
http://www.ksby.com/news/santa-barbara-chp-announces-upcoming-dui-checkpoint/
http://www.sanluisobispo.com/2011/05/05/1589201/law-enforcement-working-overtime.html