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Mansfield DUI Lawyers

• Bernard Davis:

  IF YOU ARE STOPPED FOR DWI

  Consider yourself a prisoner of war.

  When stopped you must do the following:

  1. Upon request get out of the car.
  2. Identify yourself and if you have a license give it to the officer.
  3. Go with the officer if you are arrested.

  Once you have done this the police cannot make you do anything else.

  Do Not:

  1. Answer any question other than required above.
  2. Refuse all tests at the scene-this includes looking at the pen(HGN), heel to toe, one leg stand or any other field sobriety test the officer wants you to do-these tests are designed for failure and will only be used to get a conviction against you.
  3. Refuse all breath, urine or blood tests-this includes the breath test that some officers have in their car.

  By refusing to perform these tests and answer questions you are depriving the police of many tools they would otherwise have to convict you. Do not help them.

• Deborah Mack: If you have been charged with a DUI, make sure that your rights are protected. Your rights are: * To be issued a Miranda warning * To be informed that the field sobriety tests are optional * To request a blood test The Government must: * Prove that they have reasonable suspicion to pull you over * Prove that they have probable cause to arrest for a DUI * Prove that the officer followed the proper procedures * In strict compliance with the field sobriety test for the following standard roadside tests; * Horizontal gaze nystagmus tests * Walk and turn test * One leg standtest We will fight to protect your constitutional rights and your right to a fair and impartial administration of justice. How? * by investigating the site of the incident * by intense investigation of the facts surrounding your case * by legal research * by technical search involving the Data Master breathalyzer test * by technical search involving the Standardized Field Sobriety Test * by requesting extensive discovery from the government attorney * by then comparing their records with the facts that we have independently gathered * by filing a motion to suppress the evidence against you and litigating that motion prior to your trial * by trying your case in front of a jury of your peers