In alcohol-related investigations; breath, blood, and urine analysis are common methods to determine a person’s blood alcohol concentration near the time of an incident. Breath testing is the most prevalent method chemical testing for alcohol. Blood-alcohol testing is the most direct measure of alcohol concentration, however, it is the second most prevalent method used. Urine testing for alcohol concentration may be used, however it is not the preferred method and rarely used as evidence. READ MORE

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If you have been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI),  or another Serious Crime you could lose your driving privileges , face heavy fines, a tarnished record or reputation, and even jail time. Obviously, this is an extremely serious situation that could negatively impact your employment, your family, your future, and everything you've worked towards your entire life. By choosing a knowledgeable DUI and Criminal Defense Attorney with a proven record of success, you can significantly increase the chances of getting your fines and charges reduced or dismissed.