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Client was stopped for a registration issue, failed the field sobriety tests and blew in the intoxilyzer twice. Client had stolen items from a local retailer, had admitted everything to police and was able to keep her record clean. Client was stopped for license plate light being out and for having it improperly displayed.

Had a BAC of.17. Client was at a pizza place, eating in the parking lot when cops arrived, suspicious of their activity. Client called the police when upset, didn't mean to get cops involved, but we were able to save his record. Client was going through a divorce, his spouse would not allow him to see their child or leave.
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Motorcycle DUI Attorney
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DUI cases in Utah are taken seriously, no matter the type of transportation you were driving. Those accused of driving under the influence while on a motorcycle will face the same consequences as those in a car. It is never a good idea to represent yourself in a DUI case. In the State of Utah, DUI charges can lead to heavy fines, jail time, and, or suspension of your license.
If you are facing a DUI in Utah, the first thing to remember is this: Do not plead guilty! Your first DUI could cost you as much as $10,000, so it's important that you fight it aggressively, with a DUI attorney in Utah who has the knowledge and experience to represent you. Choose Branson K West, a winning Criminal Defense Attorney in SLC, Utah.
DUI Metabolite Defense
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DUI stands for "driving under the influence" and usually it is used to mean just that--driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. However, Utah laws allow for DUI penalties to be applied in another type of situation. If traces of an illegal drug, or metabolites, are found in your system, and authorities can prove that you have been driving, you can be charged with what is known as DUI Metabolite charges.
Breath Tests and Blood Tests
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If you are facing DUI charges in Utah, you need to know about breath tests and blood tests. Once you've been placed under arrest, the officer will have you blow into a device called an intoxilyzer, either on scene or back at the station. Contrary to popular belief, breath tests performed on this machine are not 100% accurate.
Ignition Interlock Device
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An ignition interlock device (IID) is wired to your car's starter and requires an individual to blow into the device before starting the engine. The vehicle will not start if the device detects any amount of alcohol on the driver's breath. IIDs must be installed and calibrated by a provider that is certified by the state of Utah.
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