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From: crimsontidefan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, December 03, 2001 6:55 PM
Subject: Re: [RollTideFan] Digest for 11/27/2001 01:00:10 AM Eastern
Standard Time
>Better to take the test
This is against conventional wisdom of attorneys who represent DUI offenders
as a specialty. To the last one, they strongly advise AGAINST taking the
test. At least here in North Alabama. I guess it could be different in other
jurisdictions. I'll be glad to furnish the phone number of the local gu
Failure to take the test is makes you just as guilty if not more. If you
take it and fail you could dispute the evidence. Don't take the test and you
can't dispute the result? GUILTY! There are issues with calibrations though?
Especially if the haven't been performed in the allotted amount of time
Now *this* is the kind of info we need before the MCB!
Thanks Robby!
-Original Message-
From: Robby Barton
The new Drager Breathalyzer's used by agencies in Alabama calibrate
themselves before and after every test. I'm not sure what TN uses but to
argue calibration now would not work
The new Drager Breathalyzer's used by agencies in Alabama calibrate
themselves before and after every test. I'm not sure what TN uses but to
argue calibration now would not work. The best bet is not to take the test
if you are drunk
RB
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