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Tennessee DUI -Defenses |
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Tennessee DUI Defenses
- The police did not have probable cause (or legal cause) to stop your vehicle.
- The field sobriety tests were not given properly.
- You were not the actual driver of the vehicle.
- The breath test was inaccurate because:
- The test was improperly administered
- The machine was not properly maintained.
- The police did not observe you “eye ball to eye ball” for 20 minutes prior to administering the test.
- Radio Frequency Interference invalidated the test.
- The police broke the chain of custody in a blood test case.
- The police officer incorrectly concluded that you were too intoxicated to drive. The police officer’s opinion can be wrong.
- These are just some of the defenses that might be used in your case.
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Lee
Martin
Attorney at Law
315 Deaderick St. Ste. 100
Nashville, Tennessee 37238
Tel: (615) 345-1988 |
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