Legal Question in DUI Law in Washington
DUI Law
In Washington state, a police officer has to ask you if you would like to speak with an attorney before summiting to a blood or breath test in a DUI charge.
In my case the officer made three attempts by telephone to reach an attorney and was unsucessful.
Does this mean I could win this case on a violation of my rights?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: DUI Law
Generally speaking, yes. The violation of your rights must prejudice you, usually in the form of incriminating evidence which gets suppressed. Then, without their key evidence they could lose the case. However, they may have other evidence. So, you could win but not necessarily.
Contact me directly if you'd like help with the case.
At your service,
Re: DUI Law
Generally speaking, yes. The violation of your rights must prejudice you, usually in the form of incriminating evidence which gets suppressed. Then, without their key evidence they could lose the case. However, they may have other evidence. So, you could win but not necessarily.
Contact me directly if you'd like help with the case.
At your service,
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