Intoxilyzer Tests
The Role of Breathalyzer Tests in DUI/DWI Cases
The Intoxilyzer is the name of the breathalyzer test machine that is used by police in Salt Lake City and throughout Utah. While this breath test is designed to provide an accurate reading of blood alcohol content, these tests are often flawed.
Finding the Flaws in Breathalyzer Test Evidence
By challenging all of the evidence involved in drunk driving case, the Ayres Law Firm has experienced tremendous success in finding flaws that can produce a positive outcome for you. Our research into your case will include a scrutinizing analysis of the police officer's experience and procedure in administering the breathalyzer test on you.
For a free consultation about DWI/DUI defense, call us today at (801) 255-5555 or send us an e-mail.
Procedural Flaws Often Lead to Breathalyzer Test Mistakes
Police officers are required to follow certain strict procedures when administering a breathalyzer test. It is not just a simple matter of having the driver blow. It is not uncommon for most officers to neglect following all of the procedural requirements of administering the breathalyzer test.
Technical Flaws Often Lead to Breathalyzer Test Mistakes
The only real accurate way to test one's blood alcohol level is by a blood test. But because it is too expensive to take blood from every person pulled over for drunk driving, our law makers have decided that a breathalyzer test is close enough, even though it can only provide an "educated guess."
Because it is not accurate, we believe the breathalyzer test is fundamentally flawed. Additionally, there are also very specific technical issues that can lead to mistakes. Calibration of the machine, intrinsic margin of error and other flaws with the breathalyzer test are always carefully reviewed and analyzed by our legal team.
This experience helps us to be very successful at using intoxilyzer test mistakes to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
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If you have been arrested for DUI/DWI, contact an experienced Utah DUI lawyer as soon as possible.
Call today at (801) 255-5555 or send us an e-mail.


Intoxilyzer Tests