Comments on: How to Prove Breathalayzer Accuracy: Falsify the Records

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By: joe

joe — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:48:07 +0000

Honestly, if the DA’s of America’s cities and counties lost DUI cases as often as they should, they would lose the fish-in-a-barrel convictions that help pad their “tough on crime” statistics.

By: The Agitator » Blog Archive » Monday Links

The Agitator » Blog Archive » Monday Links — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:22:03 +0000

[…] Thousands of DUI cases in Miami may have to be overturned after a lab technician was caught purging the machines of questionable results. […]

By: nwarkansas

nwarkansas — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:11:38 +0000

the person who posted that was from arkansas is very correct when saying that arkansas and ok are police states. and for now mo is a better place to live. untill the government as we now know it whips them into submission and forces them to become a gustapo police force like most other police forces are becoming.

By: donleedon

donleedon — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 14:09:00 +0000

This all pisses me off. I have now been convicted of 2 DWI’s where the cases were borderline if not sketchy. I did not contest the first one, which I should have, but my second I contested and the judge acted not only as the judge, but also the prosecuting attorney. Quite odd that the actual prosecuting attorney in my case was fired within a week of my case for “incompetence”. Most of the arguments against the breathalyzer are forbidden to be brought up in courts here in Arkansas, with the defending attorney facing contempt of court if they are brought up. The judge was the one that made the closing argument in my case after the lawyers were done. I did not pursue it further as the penalty he handed down was for a first and not a second offense, placing me in more jeopardy if I had appealed than I had doled out to me, with a judge and prosecutor that would not miss that this was my second offense and place me in jail for 2 weeks which would cause me to lose my job as I just started and was in my probation period there when all of this came down. To get to where this applies in specific to this blog, both of my cases were within the scientific, not legal, realm of actual BAC being below the legal limit. There is a good chance that if this happened in CA, or even better yet 20 miles to the north in MO, that I would not now have any of this hanging over my head. My advice, stay the hell out of Arkansas and Oklahoma police states. I am sure there are others that are just as bad, but these are the ones I have had either direct or passive experience with.

By: koivisto

koivisto — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 13:55:51 +0000

This is one that we know about anyway. What gets me is the ones we don’t know about,and believe me there are many.