What Evidence is Used in Missouri DWI Cases? - Kim Benjamin - Benjamin Law Firm
From Ask a Lawyer with Steve Sleeper · 0:00:59
Show by Steve Sleeper
With DWI cases, every observation the officer makes is evidence used against you. The officer sees you driving, and they report signs of someone who's impaired. So, they're observing how you stop. Did you stop shortly after lights and sirens? Did you pull over without hitting the curb? The other evidence that's going to be used against you is personal contact. The officer's going to approach your vehicle, and he will use his nose, eyes, and ears to determine evidence to use against you. The Benjamin Law Firm knows there are many signs of sobriety the officer blows off and ignores, and that's how they win many cases. Whether he followed his training or not is crucial, as he's supposed to execute field sobriety tests according to strict standards. The blood, breath, or urine sample they take after your arrest serves as evidence against you.
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