A qualified DWI attorney can review your case for defects, compel discovery of calibration and maintenance records for breath machines, can have your blood samples analyzed independently, negotiate for a lesser charge or reduced sentence and obtain expert witnesses for your trial. A skilled lawyer can also debate if the blood technician received adequate training, or if laboratory staff handled urine samples properly.

You should consider a DWI attorney with an outstanding reputation and remember: the prosecution relies only on the results of breath, blood, and urine tests, any discrepancy in the execution and examination of such tests can prove crucial to their validity and to your freedom.

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