Blood Alcohol Content Testing in Johnson County

When an officer pulls a motorist over under suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI), there are two ways of determining whether or not the suspect is intoxicated. One way is to conduct Standard Field Sobriety Tests that evaluate the suspect's attention level and motor skills. The other way is to have the motorist take a breath, blood, or urine test to determine their current blood alcohol content (BAC) level.

While a BAC test can be tricky to defend against in court, it is certainly not infallible. Breathalyzer tests are commonly used over blood tests since they are quicker and just as accurate – usually. One way of fighting a BAC test is by proving that the breathalyzer test was faulty. Breath test machines are very delicate and must be properly maintained and calibrated. If the custodian of the breathalyzer machine did not regularly and accurately maintain the breathalyzer, or if the arresting officer incorrectly administered the test, you may have grounds for defense.

How Martin & Wallentine, LLC Can Help

Kansas has initiated very strict and specific guidelines when a breathalyzer is utilized. Members of our team have received training for this very issue. From beginning to end, we will be able to manage your DUI case with comprehension of BAC results that few other firms can claim.

Retain an Johnson County DUI attorney right away if you have failed a BAC test and need to contest your results. An attorney from Martin & Wallentine, LLC could review your case for evidence of police misconduct and present a persuasive and strong defense on your behalf in court. Our firm has successfully tried dozens of cases and can certainly handle yours.

Do Not Let a BAC Test Result Ruin Your Future – Take Action!

Martin & Wallentine, LLC is a small firm that gives our clients the one-on-one attention and personal respect they deserve. We are also seasoned litigators who are not worried about stepping up to the greatest of oppositions.