Kevin Spade2024-08-22T03:21:13+00:00Challenging Breathalyzer Test Results
Breathalyzer tests are widely used because they offer law enforcement a quick and convenient method to measure impairment. However, these devices are not without their flaws. The results of a breathalyzer test can be influenced by many factors, making them unreliable in certain situations. For example, a breathalyzer requires regular calibration to ensure its accuracy. If the device hasn’t been properly maintained, it could produce a faulty BAC reading that doesn’t reflect your actual level of impairment. Challenging the calibration and maintenance records of the breathalyzer used in your case could be an effective defense strategy.
Additionally, certain medical conditions can cause a breathalyzer to give inaccurate results. Conditions such as acid reflux, diabetes, or even following a low-carb diet can increase the amount of acetone in your breath. This can interfere with the device’s sensors, leading to a false positive. By demonstrating that your medical condition...
