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Breath & Chemical Tests

When one has been pulled over for suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, it is common to have a breathalyzer or chemical test administered to measure the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in your blood.  These tests must be administered in a precise fashion or they will give false readings, and even then, there is a margin of error as with any scientific test.  In particular, the breathalyzer test is subject to error, as the correct procedure in administering the test is frequently violated.   If you have been arrested and charged with a DUI offense and had a breathalyzer test administered to you, it is crucial that you get legal representation from an aggressive Boston DUI Defense Attorney to assist you in fighting your charges.

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There are so many potential errors in breathalyzer and other chemical tests that it is shocking that the results are even allowed in court.  For example, it is well known that the breathalyzer test registers 15% higher than the actual BAC level in approximately 23% of the people tested.  That means that if one is arrested for having a BAC level of .08% or higher, there is a strong possibility that you are totally innocent of the charge. 

Not only is the test known to be fairly inaccurate in measuring BAC levels, there are other factors that affect the readings on these devices.  For example, they deteriorate over time and become more and more inaccurate.  They need frequent calibration and maintenance, and if this is not done per the proper schedule, the likelihood of an incorrect reading is increased again.  If an accident occurred and you are tested with the breathalyzer afterwards, blood in the mouth can also create incorrect readings, as well as breath spray and other compounds that may come from medicines you have consumed - not alcohol.   If you have been arrested and charged with a DUI in Boston, it is vital to get legal help from a Boston DUI Defense Attorney as soon after the arrest as possible.  The legal team will aggressively fight for your defense and will stand by you throughout the process.

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When it comes to litigating breath chemical test cases, our attorneys vigorously and tirelessly fight for clients, both in the District Court and at the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV). Our motto of "All Cases, All Hours, All Courts" explains our determination, drive, and accountability in obtaining the best possible result for our clients.  Learn more about Massachusetts DUI laws in our FAQ Section, and then call (888) 684-2773 for a FREE Case Evaluation or contact us online.

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