Law Office of Glen W. Neeley
Top Utah DUI Attorney, Board Certified in DUI Defense by the National College of DUI Defense
Month: August 2007
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Most, if not all, of my clients ask me when they come in for a consultation, "if my driver’s license gets suspended, can I get a work permit?" Answer: No, not in Utah. The Department of Motor Vehicles will not issue a work permit. I have only seen one in my years of practicing law…
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The Courts in Florida are recognizing the fact that the breath test machines are not as accurate as everyone wants you to believe. In fact, the way you breath, or how long you breath into the machine, can determine a high or a low test. The machine only requires 1.1 liter of breath to qualify…
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On August 12, 2007, I wrote a little bit about the Source Code that the manufacturer is refusing to let anyone see. A Defendant has a right to see and challenge the evidence against him or her. This issue is being heavily litigated in Florida. Apparently, CMI Inc., the manufacturer, said we are…
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Many times, clients ask me how the intoxilyzer determines their blood alcohol content. I try to explain the mechanics of it, the theory of it, and the science of it. The problem is that the manufacturer of the machine, CMI Inc., will not release the source code of the software in the machine. For all we know, the…
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In Utah, it is illegal to drive when your blood/breath alcohol content is over a .08%. To determine how much alcohol is in your breath, the government uses three methods: a breath machine, a blood sample, or a urine sample. The most common method to test for alcohol in a person’s system is using the breath machine. Utah…
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People often ask me what to look for when hiring a lawyer to defend their DUI. Generally speaking, there are six things that a person should see in a lawyer. Look for a specialist, someone who focuses on your type of case, and someone who has experienced and is trained in this area of the law. It has…
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