QB Josh Portis Arrested for DUI

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Backup quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks, Josh Portis, was arrested for a DUI earlier this month and will be due in court for an arraignment on May 28.

Portis was pulled over for speeding on the evening of May 5. Police suspected him to be under the influence and took a BAC test. Portis’ blood alcohol content was over the limit and he was subsequently arrested.

Portis is due to appear at a Redmond County Courthouse where he will likely be charged with a misdemeanor. The common punishments for a DUI in Washington State include jail time or electronic monitoring, expensive fines that can run up to $5,000, a license suspension and the mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, you know that these consequences can cost you a lot of time and money that you don’t have. However, by fighting your charges you can avoid these terrible penalties and get back to living your life. Fight your charges with the help of a skilled DUI attorney. Find one today!

DUI Crackdown in California This Saturday

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Glendale, CA will be having a heavy DUI crackdown this Saturday night. Please be on high-alert and don’t drink and drive. If you do get arrested, be sure to hire an experienced attorney as soon as you can to avoid having a criminal conviction on your record.

Glendale’s DUI Enforcement Team will be patrolling neighborhoods in the area that are known for a high amount of drunk driving – related occurrences. Patrolling will take place from 7 pm to 3 am.

If you do get stopped by an officer, it is important to remember the following:

  • Be as polite as possible. Acting aggressive can only make matters worse.
  • Your license may be automatically suspended if you refuse a breathalyzer test. If you can, request to be taken to the station for a blood test.
  • Be ready to show the police officer your driver’s license, proof of insurance and registration.
  • You do not have to answer any questions other than stating your name.
  • The field sobriety test is optional.

As we mentioned earlier, it is very important to hire a lawyer if you get arrested for a DUI. Having a DUI on your record can haunt you for years to come. Therefore, it is in your best interest to fight your charges so you can keep your job, keep driving and avoid any personal repercussions.

If you need assistance finding an attorney, 1800DUIlaws.com can help. Click here for more information! Remember, you can avoid a DUI conviction with the help of an experienced DUI lawyer.

 

Main Arrested for DUI Twice in 12 Hours

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Gary Arnone of San Rafael, CA, has been arrested for 2 DUI offenses within 12 hours of each other. These arrests occurred this past Thursday.

handcuffsThe first arrest occurred early Thursday morning when police responded to reports of an erratic driver. Arnone was arrested around 3 am and was later released.

However, later Thursday afternoon, police responded again to a report of a possible drunk driver. When they pulled over the vehicle, they realized the driver was none other than Arnone.

Arnone was arrested again and has since been released on bail.

A 2nd DUI in the state of California is usually a misdemeanor. However, it can be charged as a felony if there is bodily injury to a passenger or someone other than the driver. A second DUI conviction can result in up to a year in jail. It can also include fines that can be as expensive as $5,000. Your driver’s license can be suspended for up to two years and you will have to participate in an alcohol treatment program.

No matter how many times you’ve been arrested for a DUI, you should always hire an experienced drunk driving defense attorney to fight your charges. The punishments for a DUI conviction are very serious and you should do your best to avoid as many repercussions as possible. You have too much on the line to not fight your charges.

To find a DUI attorney, fill out this simple form and 1800DUILaws.com will put you in touch with a lawyer who is ready to take on your case!

Guy Gets Arrested for DUI on Lawnmower

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“Even though it’s a lawnmower, it’s a motor vehicle.”

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Scott E. McKenzie was arrested for a DWI on a lawnmower in Oakfield, NY this past Tuesday night.

McKenzie had driven the lawnmower over to a neighbor’s house to mow their lawn. He then had a couple of drinks with the neighbor and later got back behind the wheel.

On his ride home, police noticed him driving on the shoulder of the road. McKenzie was charged with driving while intoxicated as well as possession of marijuana.

McKenzie was featured in the local news for this incident where he apologized for his mistake and promised that he would get help for his problem. (You can watch the video here.)

Remember, it is possible to get a DWI on any vehicle that isn’t a car. You can get a DWI on a golf cart, bicycle, boat, and, in some states, even a horse.

No matter what vehicle you operate, all DWI arrests warrant the need of a skilled defense attorney. A DUI attorney can look over the details of your case and help you navigate the complex court system.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, find an attorney today!

Watch a Reporter Get Drunk

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After the NTSB suggested the United States change the legal drinking limit from .08 to .05, a local reporter decided to see how alcohol, even below the current legal limit, could affect her driving.

Yesterday, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended to the United States that it change its legal drinking limit from .08 percent blood alcohol content to .05 percent. According to statistics, the NTSB stated that amount of drunk drivers on the road would be cut in half. This recommendation received the support of both MADD and the Governors Highway Safety Association.

However, this recommendation did receive some criticism, especially from the American Beverage Institute. Many people believe that changing the legal limit would punish moderate drinkers. Furthermore, most DUI accidents occur when the driver has a BAC level that is significantly over the legal limit.

As a result, reporter Suzanne Phan decided to see if she could operate a vehicle with her blood alcohol concentration being at .07 percent. Watch the video here.

Though the video shows that even having a little alcohol in your system can affect your judgment, what is important to understand is that everyone absorbs alcohol differently.

The way your body absorbs alcohol is just one of the many details a DUI attorney will look into if you hire one to help with your drunk driving case.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, it is imperative that you find a DUI lawyer right away. Let 1800DUILaws.com help. You’ll be glad you did!

NTSB Recommends US Lower Legal Limit to .05 %

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The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending that the United States change the legal blood alcohol content driving limit from .08% to .05%. Led by chairman, Deborah Hersman, the board made this recommendation Tuesday morning.

The safety board states that if the legal limit were set to .05%, the risk of DUI-related crashes would be cut in half.

Both the Governors Highway Safety Association and Mothers Against Drunk Driving support this recommendation. However, both of these organizations are focused on pushing the required installation of ignition interlock devices for DUI offenders. An Ignition interlock device is a mechanism that is installed into one’s vehicle that tests to see if there is alcohol on the driver’s breath. If it does detect alcohol, then the device will prevent the vehicle from starting.

However, the American Beverage Institute does not agree with the NTSB’s recommendation. The institute believes that lowering the legal limit won’t be effective because most fatal DUI accidents are usually caused when the driver’s BAC is .15% or above.

Remember, this legislation hasn’t been enacted by any state government. This is just a recommendation by the National Transportation Safety Board. Furthermore, it may take a while to see the legal limit change altogether. All states have a .08% legal limit, but it took a lot of states a very long time, some even decades, until a .08% legal limit was adopted.

Additionally, depending on your state’s DUI laws, it is possible to get arrested for drunk driving even if your BAC is under the legal limit.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, be sure to contact a DUI attorney right away. No matter what your BAC was at the time of your arrest, having a DUI attorney look over the details of your case is always a smart idea to ensure that your rights aren’t being violated.

To find an attorney, fill out this simple form today!

Prom Bus Driver Arrested for DUI

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Usually when it comes to DUI arrests on prom night, it’s more likely we’ll hear about teenagers committing this serious offense.

However, for a couple of Oswego High School prom-goers, it was actually their designated driver who ended up getting arrested for a DUI over the weekend.

Richard L. Madison, a prom bus driver, ruined a memorable night for a group of 23 teenagers by driving under the influence. Luckily, there were no injuries or fatalities.

Madison was hired to drive 23 teenagers to after-prom festivities when the students noticed that he was driving the bus erratically. He was swerving between lanes and even cut off a couple of other drivers on the road.

Concerned students phoned their parents who ended up calling police to arrest Madison.

In many states throughout the US, getting arrested for a DUI with minors in the car can result in felony charges. You can also be charged with a felony if you are a commercial driver. Felony DUI charges usually result in jail time, expensive fines and the loss of many of your rights, in addition employment opportunities and other privileges you may take for granted.

Above all, having a felony on your record can ruin your life. If you’ve been arrested for any type of DUI charge, it is important that you have a skilled DUI attorney explain to you what your options are. The court process can be confusing and without an attorney, you will likely not know what to expect. Fill out this simple and secure form to find a DUI attorney today.

Amanda Bynes Pleads No Contest

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Actress Amanda Bynes was sentenced to 3 years of probation on Thursday in Burbank, CA. She was also required to pay fines. These penalties are for her charge of driving on a suspended license, stemming from a DUI arrest.

Bynes was arrested for a DUI in April of 2012. On Thursday, her attorney pleaded no contest to driving on a suspended license. (No contest is when you plead neither innocent nor guilty.)

Bynes is due for a pretrial hearing for her DUI charges in Beverly Hills at the end of the month.

A pretrial hearing is when you, and hopefully your attorney, meet with the judge to discuss how your DUI case will proceed. Usually at a pretrial meeting for a DUI, your attorney will request what evidence should or shouldn’t be used against you. It is also when you may negotiate with the judge on a plea agreement to a lesser charge.

Most DUI cases end at a pretrial meeting. However, it all depends on the nature of the drunk driving charge.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, hiring an attorney is essential if you want to see your charges reduced or dropped. Let 1 800 DUI Laws help you find an experienced DUI attorney who can aggressively fight your charges. Find a lawyer today.

Bishop Robert McManus Pleads Not Guilty to DUI

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The bishop at the Roman Catholic Diocese in Worcester, MA, Robert McManus, pleaded not guilty to a DUI arrest that he received this past weekend.

McManus was arrested for driving under the influence in Providence, RI. He was also charged for leaving the scene of the accident. McManus is a former Rhode Island citizen and also owns a home in Providence.

Bishop Robert McManus said that he had wine with dinner and “made a terrible error in judgement.”

Today, he pleaded not guilty to his DUI charges and hired a DUI lawyer.

Hiring an experienced DUI attorney is the best way to get your drunk driving charges reduced or dropped altogether. It is very easy to found guilty of a DUI if you plead guilty to a DUI.

By pleading not guilty and choosing to fight your charges, you improve your chances of getting your charges reduced or dropped altogether.

Remember, you don’t need to go into court alone. There is an attorney waiting to help you. If you need help finding a local DUI attorney, let 1 800 DUI Laws help you out! By filling out this simple and secure form, we will put you in touch with a local attorney who has helped countless people that were in similar situations to yours.

Cleveland Browns’ Armanty Bryant Arrested for DUI

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Armanty Bryant, the pass rusher drafted by the Cleveland Browns has been arrested for a DUI. He was arrested last Friday in Ada, Oklahoma.

Early Friday morning, police pulled over Armanty. After they suspected him to be under the influence, they administered a BAC test where Armanty’s BAC measured at .098. The legal limit in the state of Oklahoma is .08. Armanty was arrested and later released on $500 bail.

Technically, in the state of Oklahoma, Armanty was charged with a DWI (driving while intoxicated.) The penalties for a DWI in Oklahoma include jail time, a license suspension and expensive fines.

However, Armanty does have a criminal past. He was arrested twice for selling marijuana to an undercover cop. Therefore, Armanty may have to face harsher penalties, depending on the case.

The Browns have yet to make a statement on the matter.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, it is imperative that you contact an attorney right away, even if you have a criminal history. An experienced DUI or DWI lawyer will ensure that your rights aren’t being violated as you proceed with the judicial process.

Furthermore, a DUI attorney can have your charges reduced to a lesser offense, or even dropped. With the severe punishments resulting from a DUI, you’ll be in good hands with a skilled DUI defense attorney. Let 1 800 DUI Laws help you find an attorney today!

Woman Arrested for DUI Was Celebrating End of First DUI

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A woman who was arrested for a DUI in Riverside, Illinois, told police she was intoxicated because she was celebrating the end of her previous DUI conviction.

Erin James was arrested for a DUI early Friday morning after police observed her speeding. They pulled her over and suspected her to under the influence. After she failed the field sobriety test, cops arrested her for a DUI. James admitted to cops that the reason she was drunk was that she was celebrating the fact that she would be soon getting her license back after a previous DUI.

James was charged with a felony DUI. Her BAC was almost twice the legal limit and, even though her license suspension was coming to a close, she was technically driving on a suspended license. Furthermore, James failed to install a required ignition interlock device.

In the state of Illinois, a second DUI can be charged a felony. The consequences include up to a year in jail or many hours of community service. Fines can be as high as $3,000 and your license can get suspended for a minimum of five years.

If you’ve been arrested for a second DUI in Illinois, it is essential to get an experienced DUI attorney to ensure that your rights are intact. You have the right to defend your case and you should do so with a skilled attorney who will aggressively fight your charges. To find a DUI attorney in your area, fill out this simple form. (We won’t share your information with anyone other than an experienced attorney.)

Roman Catholic Bishop Arrested for DUI

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Forgive me, Father, but it looks like you have sinned!

The Bishop at the Roman Catholic Diocese in Worcester, MA has been arrested for a DUI in Providence, Rhode Island.

Bishop Robert McManus was in Providence for vacation when he was arrested Saturday night.

Apparently, McManus has some wine with dinner and got behind the wheel. He hit a car and kept driving. The driver of the car he hit called the police and followed McManus. McManus was subsequently arrested for drinking and driving.

The consequences for a first time DUI in Rhode Island include fines that can run up to $400, a license suspension that can last up to a year, possible jail time or community service, and enrollment in a driving school or alcohol education program.

If you have been arrested for a DUI in Rhode Island, it is absolutely necessary to hire an attorney right away. Even if you think you can handle the penalties, having a criminal conviction on your record can result in obstacles for years to come. It can ruin potential employment and take away other privileges that you rely on. Don’t plead guilty to a Rhode Island DUI. Contact an experienced RI DUI attorney today and get a head start on building your defense.

Reese Witherspoon Pleads No Contest; Husband Pleads Guilty

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It was the DUI arrest heard around the world. Reese Witherspoon and her husband, Jim Toth, pled no contest and guilty in court today. Toth was arrested for a DUI in Atlanta and Witherspoon was arrested for disorderly conduct.

Reese Witherspoon did not appear in court; her attorney did to plead no contest on her behalf. A no contest plea is when you don’t plead guilty or innocent. It is usually utilized in plea bargains. As a result, Witherspoon will have to pay a $213 fine.

However, Witherspoon’s husband did plead guilty to a DUI. He managed to avoid jail, but will have to perform community service and attend alcohol education classes.

That is the typical punishment for a DUI in Atlanta. However, there are additional consequences such as expensive fines and the suspension of your driver’s license.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, it is important to hire a DUI attorney right away. You, too, can avoid jail if you act fast and hire a DUI lawyer before your court date. Fill out this simple form and 1 800 DUI Laws will put you in touch with a local attorney.

Cinco de Mayo DUI Task Forces in California

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With Cinco de Mayo quickly approaching, counties in California have set up task forces to nab drunk drivers and prevent DUI accidents over the weekend.

Cinco De Mayo celebrates Mexican-American heritage. However, like many other holidays, it is known for being a time when many people partake in the drinking of alcoholic beverages. Therefore, the number of DUI arrests tends to rise during the holiday.

Since Cinco de Mayo happens on a weekend this year, you should expect to see police on high alert, looking to arrest drunk drivers throughout the weekend.

Two counties in California have announced that they will have task forces over the weekend, especially to prevent incidents of drunk driving.

Napa County will have its “Avoid the 9” campaign. Expect saturation patrols in cities as well as unincorporated areas throughout the county. Extra patrols will likely be present throughout the entire weekend.

Santa Clara County will hold its “Avoid the 13” task force. Beginning tonight, traffic and patrol officers will be on high alert, looking for drunk drivers. Avoid the 13 will be in place until early Monday morning.

Remember, if you do get arrested for a DUI, it is important to contact an attorney as soon as you can. The consequences for a DUI are very serious and it can include jail time. A DUI lawyer can help you sort through the details and aid in getting your DUI charges reduced or dropped altogether. Click here to find an attorney near you.

Be sure to have a safe weekend!

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Man Blames DUI on Grandma

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Who does this to their poor old grandma?

John Ventresca, Jr. was arrested for a DUI in Center Township, PA. However, during his arrest, he told police that he wasn’t behind the wheel; it was actually his grandma who was driving.

Back in March, Ventresca was intoxicated and got behind the wheel. He pulled into a parking lot of a convenience store where he hit a few parked cars and drove into a pole. Convenience store staff called the police and when the cops arrived Ventresca came up with a pretty interesting alibi.

Ventresca told cops that his grandma had actually been driving. He explained that she was on pain medication and that was the reason why “she” was driving so erratically. When police asked where his grandma was at the moment, Ventresca told cops that she was in the restroom. However, Ventresca’s grandmother was no where to be found.

It is never a good idea to lie to the cops, especially after you’ve had a few alcoholic beverages. You may think you’re making a smart move, but you could be facing more charges by lying to the cops.

If you do get arrested for a DUI, you should always state that you do no wish to answer any questions without your lawyer present. You are within your right to do that. The only thing you are required to do when stopped on suspicion of drinking and driving is show the police your paperwork, state your name and submit to a BAC test.

More importantly, right after your arrest, you should contact a DUI attorney right away so you can save your driver’s license and avoid jail. Finding an attorney can be a bit of a process, but 1800DUILaws.com is known for simplifying that for you. Just fill out this simple and secure form and we will put you in touch with a DUI attorney who is located close to you and who is ready to help you with your legal problem.

New North Dakota DUI Laws

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A new bill has been signed into law in North Dakota that will likely affect all drivers arrested for a DUI after August 1st of this year. Governor Jack Dalrymple has signed into law House Bill 1302 which calls for harsher penalties for DUI offenders, especially for first-time DUI offenders.

Here are some the new DUI laws that will affect many North Dakota drivers.

Aggravated DUI: If you’re arrested for a DUI and your BAC was .16 % or higher, your charges will increase to an offense that will now be known as an aggravated DUI. If you are convicted of an aggravated DUI, you will have to spend 2 days in jail or complete community service.

Repeat Offenders: Not only will repeat offenders be required to face jail time, they will also be required to enroll in a 24/7 sobriety program.

Class A Felony: If a DUI results in the death of another, the DUI will be considered a Class A Felony. The offender will be required to serve 3 to 20 years in prison, depending on the nature of the crime.

Class C Felony: If injury resulted from a DUI, the offender will be facing a Class C Felony. He or she could face up to 2 years in jail if found guilty.

Obviously these laws may prove to be effective in keeping the roads safer in North Dakota and reduce the amount of repeat DUI offenders. However, it also means that more patrols and DUI checkpoints may take place throughout the state. It is important to understand that more police will be on the road, scouting for drunk drivers. Be careful, North Dakota!

While it is integral that you should never drink and drive, it is important for North Dakota drivers to understand that the judicial process can be very complex. If you get arrested for drinking and driving in North Dakota, don’t go into court alone. Hire an experienced DUI attorney and fight your charges.

Now that the penalties have increased, a DUI conviction can be very detrimental to your life. A DUI attorney understands what is at stake for you and will fight maintain your privileges and help you avoid jail.

If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, contact a DUI attorney today!

Why Farrah Abraham Has it Right

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She may have made some questionable choices in the past, but Teen Mom’s Farrah Abraham actually made a smart choice to hire a DUI attorney and plead not guilty to her recent drunk driving charges. So many people think they don’t have options after a DUI and that is certainly not the case! In fact, it is possible to avoid jail and keep your driver’s license if you’ve been accused of drinking and driving. Remember, a DUI arrest is not a DUI conviction and a DUI attorney can help you avoid making your arrest a conviction.

Farrah Abraham did not going into court alone. Appearing in court can be a difficult place to navigate. If you need to appear in court after a DUI, it is imperative to bring along a lawyer who knows the ins-and-outs of the courtroom. It can be very beneficial to your mental state during your court appearance, and, more importantly, it can benefit the overall outcome of your case.

By pleading not guilty, Farrah Abraham has improved her chances of not having a criminal conviction on her record. Unfortunately, in many states, if you plead guilty to a DUI, you’ll likely be found guilty of a DUI. By pleading guilty, you ruin your chances of being found innocent. Remember, it is possible to be found innocent, have your charges reduced or have your case dismissed altogether.

Farrah Abraham has someone to look at the details of her case. An experienced DUI attorney will likely examine the details of your arrest and possibly find a way to create a reasonable doubt in the prosecution’s case against you. Perhaps the breathalyzer was not calibrated correctly or maybe you have a condition that resulted in a false reading of a BAC test. An attorney will look into these areas and find a way to help you avoid the devastating penalties of a DUI.

We all make mistakes. We are human after all, even if we are a reality star. Farrah Abraham made the smart choice to not go into court alone. If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, you should find a defense lawyer as well! To find a local DUI attorney, fill out this secure form and be put in touch with a lawyer who is ready to help you. Don’t wait. Find a lawyer as soon as you can!

DUI Checkpoints and DUI Patrols This Weekend

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Don’t get arrested for a DUI this weekend! With warmer weather approaching and more people headed outdoors, the police are going to be patrolling for drunk drivers.

If you do get stopped, remember, you don’t have to answer any questions other than stating your name and handing the officer your paperwork.

If you do wind up getting arrested for a DUI, be sure to contact an experienced drunk driving defense attorney as soon as you can!

California

Newport Beach: DUI checkpoint on Friday, April 26 from 8:30 pm to 3 am on Jamboree Rd and Santa Barbara Drive.

Stockton: DUI saturation patrols to take place today, April 26 through Sunday, April 28 from noon to 10pm in places known for DUI accidents. This is in conjunction with the Asparagus Festival.

Pennsylvania

Lower Merion Township: Checkpoints and roving patrols to take place throughout township starting tonight through April 28.

South Carolina

York County: A new grant has been issued to the DUI enforcement team, so expect more patrols on both busy and side streets throughout the county.

AZ DUI Cases Affected by Old Breath Test Software

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In Scottsdale, AZ, almost a dozen DUI cases could be dismissed due to the police station’s use of faulty breath test machines.

Apparently, the Scottsdale Police lab has been using older software with their newer breath test machine. However, the older software was found to be incompatible with the new breath test machine. It recorded false results.

Furthermore, the new breath test machine was using this software since 2009. That means Scottsdale DUI cases that have taken place for the past 4 years will be called into question.

Remember, breath test machines are not the most accurate way to determine your BAC. In fact, 1 800 DUI Laws attorney Harley Wagner proved just that in his home state of West Virginia. You can read more about it here.

Faulty breath machines are just one of the many ways you may still have a case. You don’t have to be hopeless after a DUI. The only way to most effectively comb through the details of your DUI arrest is to hire an experienced DUI attorney.

If you are unsure where to find one, 1800DUILaws.com can help you! Just fill out this simple form and we’ll put you in touch with a lawyer who has handled DUI cases exactly like yours. Best of luck and remember, don’t go into court alone!

WV Court Ruling Allows DUI Offenders Right to Working History of Breath Machine

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The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals has ruled that motorists accused of a DUI will now have the ability to obtain information on the breath machine used to calculate their BAC.

This is an important ruling as it allows DUI offenders access to the evidence that is against them. This, in turn, would more easily allow DUI attorneys to assess the accuracy of a breath test machine.

When you get arrested for a DUI, in order to prove that you have been driving above the legal limit, police will measure the blood alcohol content in your system by using a breath test machine.

Many people think that the results of a breath test machine are accurate, but that’s not always the case. Breath test machines have been known for giving false readings due to a variety of factors. One reason could be that they are not calibrated correctly or the machine has been tampered with. Another reason could be that the operator of the machine has not been officially trained.

These are important details in any DUI arrest that an experienced DUI attorney will look into.

Notable WV DUI attorney and 1 800 DUI Laws member, Harley Wagner, did just that and spearheaded this landmark ruling by the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.

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Because of Harley Wagner, WV DUI offenders now are entitled to the necessary data needed to effectively fight your DUI charges.

Harley Wagner exemplifies the types of attorneys who are members of 1 800 DUI Laws. Our attorneys are not afraid to fight aggressively for you so you can be assured your rights are not being violated after a DUI.

The truth is you don’t need to plead guilty after a DUI. You also don’t need to be intimidated by the overwhelming court process.

If you have been arrested for a DUI, contact a DUI attorney today. You may likely have a case!