Lewisville DWI Breath Test Attorneys

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Myth: If you fail a DWI breath test, it's all over and there's no use fighting the arrest.

Fact: Police officers have to follow the rules when they administer a DWI breath test, just like drivers have to follow the rules when they drive.

At the Lewisville and Denton County criminal defense law firm of Julian, Crowder & Shuster, P.C., our DWI breath test challenge lawyers have had significant success defending clients against DWI charges regardless of the blood alcohol content reading. Send us an e-mail.

Questions about DWI breath test challenges? Call our Denton County DWI defense office: 972.315.6222.

Successful DWI Breath Test Challenges

• A jury found our client not guilty despite police records showing a breath test result of 0.126. Our DWI defense lawyer successfully challenged the breath test because the police officer administered the test more than one hour after the traffic stop. We were able to show that our client's actual blood alcohol content at the time of the stop was as low as 0.06. Our client had been facing a DWI conviction, a $1,200 fine, two years of probation, 40 hours of community service, a required substance abuse evaluation, a required DWI education class and the possibility of up to 180 days in jail if she violated any of those conditions. In addition, she would have had to pay the DWI driver's license surcharge for three years, an additional cost of more than $1,000. A jury found her not guilty. She got her driver's license back with no negative implications for her driving record. Furthermore, her case was expunged so there was no public record of the arrest.
• A jury found our client not guilty despite police records showing a breath test result of 0.11. In this DWI breath test challenge case, we successfully beat the DWI arrest by showing that the police officer failed to observe the 15-minute waiting period before administering the test. The judge threw out the breath test evidence, and the jury returned a not-guilty verdict.
• A jury found our client not guilty despite police records showing a breath test result of 0.095. In this DWI breath test challenge case, we convinced the judge to throw out the breath test evidence because the police officer improperly coerced our client into taking the breath test. The jury then returned a verdict of not guilty.

Schedule a free initial case evaluation as soon as possible after a DWI arrest in Denton County. Call Julian, Crowder & Shuster at 972.315.6222 or send us an e-mail.

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