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Archive for April, 2010

Hints on Beating a DUI

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

1800 DUI LAWS has an informative article on how lawyers go about beating a DUI, with a few key points:

The first thing to know in beating a DUI is how a prosecution attorney will try to get a DUI conviction. There are two ways he will try to prove DUI. One way is to attack the driver’s mental and physical condition by presenting evidence that shows the driver was impaired because of alcohol consumption. The other way is by concentrating on the driver’s blood-alcohol content and not focusing on the driver’s physical or mental condition. Or, the prosecutor may use both ways in the same case.

The article notes that a skilled DUI lawyer will address both methods by countering the evidence - attacking the blood test (Did too much time elapse between driving and testing causing the blood to ferment? Was the test conducted properly?) and attacking the physical impairment question (Was physical impairment the result of alcohol, or was it some other factor such as injury or fatigue? Was the roadside test conducted fairly, did it properly address impairment?) to introduce doubt into both avenues the prosecution needs for a confiction.

Driver hits pedestrian, blows a .41

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

The Statesman brings us a new DUI story about a driver with a little too much alcohol in his system:

Massey was charged with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony, and two third-degree felonies: intoxication assault and failure to stop and render aid. A blood-alcohol test showed Massey at .41, the affidavit said; the legal limit is .08.

The woman who was struck suffered broken legs, Massey faces 40 years in prison if convicted.