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Blog Posts in 2011

DUI and Blood Tests: Preparing the Sample

In a DUI blood case, the sample has to be prepared for testing. This is another area that an experienced Phoenix DUI attorney should look into for you. First, the tube is removed from refrigeration ...
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DUI, Blood Tests, and Chillin' Out

Previous blog posts about DU I blood tests have discussed fermentation of the blood sample, causing endogenous formation of alcohol inside the blood tube. Specifically, a yeast organism called candida ...
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DUI and Blood Tests: What Nature Abhors

There is an old saying among scientists that "Nature abhors a vacuum." In other words, if we try to create a vacuum, Nature tries to fill it with air. This is a problem with DUI blood tests. ...
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DUI and Blood Tests: What's Salt Got To Do With It?

An earlier blog post on the subject of DUI and blood tests talked about the concern that some blood vials lack enough sodium fluoride preservative to prevent fermentation and endogenous alcohol ...
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DUI and Blood Tests: Neither Shaken Nor Stirred

Previous blog posts on the subject of DUI and blood tests have discussed the preservative and anticoagulant chemicals. These may or may not be present in the blood tubes, or may be present in an ...
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DUI and Strange Peaks

In a DUI case, many Arizona law enforcement agencies have moved to blood testing rather than breath testing. This is because of reliability problems with the breath testing machine used in Arizona, ...
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DUI and Blood Testing: A Matter Of Chemistry

In a relationship, there has to be the right chemistry. The same is true of DUI blood tests : if the chemistry isn't right, the whole thing goes bad. So you need a hard fighting, straight talking ...
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DUI, Blood Tests, and Tubes

As mentioned previously, a blood test kit used in a DUI case should contain two tubes: one to hold blood for crime lab testing, and one to hold blood for defense testing. But not all tubes are created ...
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DUI, Blood Tests, and Tony Orlando

I'm a child of the '70s. One of the biggest recording acts of that era was Tony Orlando and Dawn. Their first big hit, in 1970, was a song entitled Candida, which apparently was a fairly ...
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DUI, Blood Tests, And The Blood Test Kit (with apologies to Alfonso Bedoya)

As we have noted before, blood testing in DUI cases presents numerous opportunities for human error--which is why you need a hard fighting, straight talking Phoenix DUI Attorney on your side to make ...
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DUI, Blood Tests, and Human Error

Many Arizona law enforcement agencies have begun using blood tests rather than breath tests in DU I cases. Blood testing for alcohol is usually performed using a specific type of gas chromatograph ...
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DUI and Marijuana

Normally, when people think "DUI" they think "alcohol." And most DUIs do involve alcohol. But if you are "impaired to the slightest degree" as a result of alcohol ...
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The Arrest and Transport Sequence

As a recent blog post noted, if the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point towards innocence. Yet in ...
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The Exit Sequence, Part II

As a recent blog post noted, if the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point towards innocence. Yet in ...
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The Exit Sequence, Part I

As a recent blog post noted, if the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point towards innocence. Yet in ...
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Registration and Insurance

Phoenix DUI attorney A recent theme of these blog posts has been that if the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the ...
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The Drivers License

A recent theme of these blog posts has been that if the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point ...
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First Contact

A recent theme of these blog posts has been that if the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point ...
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The Officer's Approach

As a recent blog post noted, if the prosecution is emphasizing facts which (allegedly) point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point towards innocence. ...
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The Stopping Sequence

If the prosecution is emphasizing the facts which point towards guilt, common sense says the defense should be emphasizing the facts which point towards innocence. Yet in a DUI trial, this is often ...
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DUI and Ignition Interlock Devices

If you are convicted of a DUI in Arizona, you will be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID). This is a device, mounted in your vehicle, which detects alcohol on your breath. You have ...
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DUI and a change of scenery

There are lots of reasons why you should hire a Phoenix DUI Lawyer as soon as you are charged with a crime. Doing so is particularly important, however, when you are charged with a DUI. In a DUI case, ...
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Underage DUI

What happens if you get charged with DUI and you are not supposed to be drinking at all because you are under 21? Are there specific consequences for your license? Yes. And you need a hard fighting, ...
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Nurses and DUI

Many criminal convictions have "collateral consequences," meaning they affect you in ways outside of the criminal process itself. Having an experienced Phoenix DUI Attorney help you navigate ...
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