Breathalyzer Law

Attorney John Marshall

In most states blood alcohol content is measured with some type of breath test instrument. In some states it’s based on infrared technology, others it’s based on strictly the breath itself, it all depends on the instrumentation utilized in a particular state.

The important thing is if you are over the legal limit you can be found guilty of driving while intoxicated, driving under the influence.

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