If you’ve been charged with DUI, you can take a test up to three days after your arrest for evidence you were above or below the legal limit at the time of your arrest. This little-known test is used by law enforcement professionals and in court to prove guilt. We are using it to prove your innocence.
How Does the Test Work?
The test gives a simple positive or negative to show if you were above or below the legal limit at the time of your arrest.
How Can I Take the Test?
Timing is critical. You only have THREE DAYS after your arrest to take the test. Call us now, and we will arrange the test at no cost to you. The results can be very helpful in defending your case. After three days, the test loses reliability. Keep in mind, it only works if you have not consumed alcohol since your arrest.
At Edge Law Firm, we don’t just wait to see what the prosecution does, we actively defend our clients. That means working to reduce or dismiss your charges from the moment you contact us, including using unconventional tactics and tests like this one to get ahead of the prosecution. We can also start the process of appealing your license suspension – a process you only have 30 days to begin in Oklahoma after your arrest.
Don’t waste any time when this test can help clear your name. Call us as soon as possible to schedule your test.
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