Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers Challenging Breath Test Results in DUI or DWI Cases
DUI lawyer & DWI attorney Alabama Florida Louisiana
The DUI focused law offices of Parkman, Adams & White in Birmingham, Dothan, and the New Orleans metro area are concentrated on DUI defense throughout Alabama, the Florida Panhandle, and throughout New Orleans. As a result, we have gained a great deal of experience and technical familiarity with the Draeger Alcotest 7110 breath analysis device used by Alabama law enforcement agencies and other such devices in Florida and Louisiana.
This experience helps our trial lawyers make effective presentations at jury trials whenever defects in the operation or maintenance of the Draeger raise questions as to your correct blood alcohol concentration. Contact us for a free consultation about your defense options based on toxicology reports.
- Justin Taylor at the Birmingham DUI Office: 205-244-1920
- Eric Davis at the Dothan DUI Office: 334-792-1900
- John Steensland at the New Orleans and Metairie DUI Office: 504-717-3150
Breathalyzer and other devices for determining BAC are not always accurate.
A blood alcohol reading of .08 or greater will usually support a conviction on most DUI charges in Alabama, Florida and Louisiana. For commercial drivers, the level may be no more than .04. For underage drivers, a blood alcohol concentration as low as .02 can lead to conviction.
If your DUI case involves a reading substantially higher than any of these minimum thresholds, a defense based on toxicology probably won’t be as effective as it will when the reading is closer to the minimum. Whenever our cross-examination shows that the law enforcement officer who conducted your breath test didn’t understand how to do it properly, however, you stand a good chance of ruining the government’s ability to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt.
Because we handle all phases of your DUI defense for a single flat fee, we can advise you about your ability to present a strong defense based on mistakes in the breath test.
Lots of things can go wrong with a Draeger breath test or other breathalyzer—operator error, lack of operator certification, even radio interference or diet-related mouth alcohol. To learn whether any of these might strengthen your drunk driving defense, Contact an attorney at Parkman, Adams & White in Birmingham, Dothan, or Metairie.


