Probable Cause in DWI Arrests »
On one of the Saturday nights while you are driving home late, you had a look in your rearview mirror and caught a glimpse of the dreaded red and blue flashing lights. One of the cops came near to your window and you were asked to step out of the car. After taking some field sobriety tests, they took you to the police station and then you are charged with a DWI. Someday you were out at a party, and the results of your breathalyzer test shows that you have a BAC level above the legal limit of .08. It seems to you like case has been closed for you – Isn’t that?

Yes it is not wrong that a large portion, even though a majority of DWI-related arrests lead to a subsequent conviction in court. Having so many laws that require DWI suspects to submit to test after test, and breathalyzer devices are widely used despite of fierce ongoing controversy over its reliability, it is a little surprise that many people feel helpless when they face a DWI charge.
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Investigation of DUI Cases: What are the SFST’s? »
In this article we have described about the tests which the cops ask a person to perform during a DUI or drunk driving offense stop. The information that is provided in this article is pertinent to DUI offenses across the nation as SFST stands for Standard Field Sobriety Tests which means they are considered to be standard across the United States.
What are the SFST’s? How do CA courts deal with FST’s that are not performed in accordance with NHTSA? These are the frequently asked questions about SFST’S. I have tried to give the answer to these questions.
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Taimoor Rana is seasoned criminal defense attorney specializing in DUI related cases. He shares his expert legal opinion here
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