Most
DWI (driving while intoxicated) cases involve blood being drawn. Many
people believe that the results of a blood analysis are accurate and
indisputable. As any good DWI lawyer will tell you, that isn’t
always the case.
It
is generally considered that the blood sample being analyzed in the
lab is in the same condition as the blood in the person’s vein at
the time it is collected. This, however, is rarely the case. The law
requires that a blood sample remain uncontaminated from collection to
analysis to reporting. Lawyers know that the integrity of the sample
can be adversely affected at any time during these processes.
The
technicalities behind the possible contamination of a blood sample is
lengthy and complicated. Nonetheless, you should understand that in
the event you get pulled over and arrested for DWI, and are required
to take a blood test, the result from the analysis isn’t always
accurate and can be contested. Thus, you can fight the allegations
being levelled at you.
If
you or someone you know wants to challenge a DWI charge, contact an
experienced and knowledgeable attorney immediately. He can inform you
of your options for dealing with the charge and help you find the
right way to beat it.
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