Skilled LA DUI Attorney’s Win Many Drunk Driving Cases
OK so you had been stopped by the police, and then were arrested for DUI; right now I am sure you think you might be in some serious trouble and you just don’t know what to do, well in case you didn’t know there are lots of laws, rules and regulations
Even if you have been detained by the police for suspicion of driving under the influence and then arrested doesn’t make you guilty of DUI. There are some important things that will occur as part of your arrest after you are taken to the police station, and these events will become as crucial as your being detained by the police in the first place.
When you have been arrested by the police, you should have been given your Miranda rights, at this point you need to choose to remain silent and decline to answer any questioning until you have a DUI attorney present. The reason you must remain silent is something you say right after you were informed of your rights can be used against you in potential court proceedings, and this includes anything you said to any police officer, or police investigator.
When you arrive at the police station, you are going to be processed into the police arrest system, and right after you are booked, you’re allowed a phone call to call a DUI attorney at law, find a bail bondsmen, or a family member to let them know you are arrested.
At some point prior to, during or after being booked at the police station you are going to be required to take a blood alcohol content test. You must take this analyzer test or your drivers license will automatically be suspended for 1 year by the California DMW. You are not required to talk with the police about your arrest, and if you might be asked questions you should polity say you are exercising your rights to stay silent, and you would like to finish the BAC analyzer test.
Before you are given your BAC test at the police station, the arresting officers are required to watch the subject for a 15 full minutes prior to the breath analyzer test to make certain the subject doesn’t burp, belch, vomit, smoke or ingest any liquid or food.
There are also many mitigating factors to explain you may have not passed your BAC test, such as: 1. Elevated body temperature. 2. GERD: Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disorder. 3. Non-specify issues such as other compounds of the breath that can look like alcohol to the machines (cigarettes, mints, gum, soy sauce, etc…). 4. On many machines the harder you blow the higher the reading will go! 5. Medical factors making defendant an improper subject for breath testing. 6. Calibration of the breath machine being off. 7. Alcohol being trapped in the mouth area or in dental fillings. 8. Breath test operator not being properly trained to conduct the tests.
There are many variables in defending a DUI arrest, and you should know that the California Supreme Court allows challenges to BAC tests. The smartest thing you ought to do at this point is hire a skilled and aggressive Los Angeles DUI Lawyer to protect your freedom and driving record.
Have you failed a BAC test in Los Angeles? You need an experienced Los Angeles criminal Lawyer to represent you and protect your rights. Rob Fleming is a Freelance writer for hire with over 10 years experience in attention getting articles.
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