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Calif. Accused Drunk Drivers Can Challenge Breath Tests
This is a discussion on Calif. Accused Drunk Drivers Can Challenge Breath Tests within the Alcoholism and Addiction News forums, part of the The Town Crier - Global Events category; Breathalyzer tests can fail to produce accurate results, so accused drunk drivers have the right to challenge the results of ...

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07-14-2009, 10:52 PM	#1
Sober Bot Guest Posts: n/a	Calif. Accused Drunk Drivers Can Challenge Breath Tests Breathalyzer tests can fail to produce accurate results, so accused drunk drivers have the right to challenge the results of such tests in court, the California Supreme Court has ruled. More...

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