Blood Alcohol Content Testing

Attack the Validity of BAC Testing Procedures

Under Arizona law, you are guilty of driving under the influence (DUI) if you operate a motor vehicle while having a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or more. Even if you failed your BAC test, you still have the right to attack the validity of the test. Understanding the latest in BAC testing procedures and technology affords you the ability to challenge a DUI charge successfully. To learn more about blood alcohol content testing, call the Phoenix, Arizona, Law Offices of Howard A. Snader, LLC at (480) 222-1025. Attorney Howard Snader defends people charged with drunk driving throughout the cities of Phoenix, Mesa, Gilbert, Tempe, Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, Chandler, Casa Grande, Kingman, Prescott, Cottonwood, Flagstaff, Avondale, Litchfield Park, Surprise, Yuma, Apache Junction, and Goodyear.

Blood Alcohol Concentration refers to the percentage of alcohol in your blood. Under Arizona law, to be legally intoxicated you must have a BAC of .08 or more within two hours of driving. Alcohol concentration refers to grams of alcohol per 100 mil of blood or per 200 ml of breath

As a Certified Criminal Law Specialist in the State of Arizona, lawyer Howard Snader has successfully challenged the validity of BAC testing including breathalyzer tests, urinalysis tests, and blood tests. Things such as when the test was administrated, the calibration of the testing machine, and the certification of the person administered the test all can serve as basis for challenging the test.

To learn more about these tests contact the Law Offices of Howard A. Snader, LLC.

Field Sobriety Tests

The police use field sobriety tests to build a DWI/DUI case against you. Under implied consent laws, you did not consent to take field sobriety tests. These tests are designed by law enforcement agencies for law enforcement personnel and are tools to create probable cause to arrest you after a traffic stop.

To learn more about BAC testing procedures and your rights, call the Law Offices of Howard A. Snader, LLC at (480) 222-1025. Fill out and submit the attached form with questions you have for us.