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When a person
is pulled over for drunk driving in Rhode Island, they are
typically asked to take a breath test. While that person has
the right to refuse to submit to a breathalyzer test, the
result of doing so is an automatic driver's license
suspension. This becomes an administrative matter that
is completely separate from DUI/DWI charges and must be
addressed separately.
Email me
or call me at 401-861-6600 for a free consultation on
the topic of breathalyzer test refusal.
I will put my
years of experience as a DWI Lawyer to work defending you if
you have refused to submit to a breathalyzer test. While
these cases can be challenging, I have the knowledge to
handle them and all related DUI/DWI defense matters.
I encourage
people to take the breathalyzer test they are offered, as it
can be disputed later. In my experience, I have learned that
it is not a perfect instrument for measuring intoxication.
Many factors can be challenged, including whether the
operator was properly trained, whether the machine was
calibrated, and whether the data it provided was accurate.
As your attorney, I will thoroughly consider problems with
breathalyzers to defend your case.
If you refused
to submit to a breath test, I can explain your options. In
addition to handling the DUI/DWI charge in Rhode Island,
I can represent you in the Rhode Island Department of
Transportation administrative hearings that follow a
breathalyzer test refusal. I am here to stand by your
side and fight for you.
To learn more
about how I can help you, contact me at 401-861-6600
today for a free evaluation of your breathalyzer test
refusal case. I represent clients facing penalties
throughout Rhode Island, including Providence County, Kent
County & Washington County.
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