Driving Under the Influence can be a serious offense in Bucks County. The laws of Pennsylvania have become extremely strict and the penalties severe. However it does not have to be devastating. Whether found to be intoxicated by alcohol or any controlled substance, those results can be challenged. Don't plead guilty until you have talked with The Law Office of Sharif N. Abaza, your DUI attorney in Bucks County. With the proper DUI defense lawyer in Bucks County, you may be able to keep your record clean, and with the proper DUI lawyer in Bucks County, you will feel secure.
Evidence presented by law enforcement officials is not absolute and it is not exempt from analysis or scrutiny. As a DUI arrest lawyer in Bucks County, Sharif Abaza will be your DUI attorney in Bucks County for a DUI arrest in Bucks County and will review the evidence and police reports associated with your arrest to be certain that your rights were observed an upheld throughout the sequence of events that ultimately led to your apprehension and incarceration.
As an experienced drunk driving DUI defense attorney in Bucks County who has both prosecuted and defended these types of cases, Mr. Abaza may be able to get your DUI charges dropped or reduced to a lesser charge such as reckless driving. He will investigate the details leading up to and following your DUI arrest and ensure that the Commonwealth is made to meet its burden of proof.
You are entitled to a DUI defense. Arrest reports need to be consistent and the performance of law enforcement officials need to be within the law. Some details that will factor into your defense include:
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Demonstrable Probable Cause: Did the police have a sufficiently clear indication to suspect that you were or may have been in violation of the motor vehicle code and had probable cause to stop your vehicle?
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Proper Performance of Field Testing: Did the police make any inquiries pertaining to any existing physical defects, infirmities or handicaps that might affect your ability to successfully perform the preliminary field testing (i.e., being asked to follow a pen with just your eyes, walking in a straight line, standing on a single leg, etc.)? Are the tests themselves admissible?
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Proper Administration of Breathalyzer or Blood Testing: Did the police administer your Breathalyzer or blood testing in a timely fashion to ensure that its results would yield a BloodAlcohol Content (BAC) that was closer to the actual BAC in your system at the time you were actually driving? Was the Intoximeter properly and routinely calibrated as required by law? Was the blood testing facility an approved testing facility?
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