The equipment that is used to test your blood alcohol content (BAC) is not always accurate. The machines they use commit errors, and sometimes they are not maintained properly.
Your blood alcohol content is only relevant while you are driving the vehicle, not prior too or after operating the vehicle. Because alcohol takes time to absorb into your blood, your pattern of drinking on the day you are pulled over may raise doubts about the validity of their test.
If the chemical test is given too long after your vehicle was stopped, the BAC evidence may not be admissible against you.
The officer that gives the test can make mistakes in following the proper procedure. This is why Colorado DUI law gives your defense lawyer the right to obtain and retest your breath or blood sample.
This means that if the officer does not save and properly preserve your sample, so that you could retest it, the BAC evidence may be thrown out for your DUI charges in Englewood.
In addition, if retesting your sample produces a result that is very different from your result at the police station, this will call the reliability of their test into question.
Mr. Iyer will analyze this and other evidence in order to determine if the district attorney can successfully prosecute you for DUI charges in Englewood.
If you are facing DUI charges in Englewood, contact the Iyer Law Office immediately to discuss your situation. Attorney Iyer can explain the BAC and talk to you about your blood alcohol test results and other successful defense strategies that may help win your case.
If it is after office hours, simply complete the online form so that Attorney Vee Iyer can quickly be informed of your circumstances and respond to you.
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