Oxnard DUI Attorney Challenges Breath Test Results

Defense of License after Breath Test Refusal in Oxnard and Camarillo

If you flunk a breath test and are charged for DUI, you face license revocation.  If you refuse to take the test, you will also face license revocation for the refusal.  In either case, you are in need of strong and effective legal representation to defend you at a DMV hearing.  If you are charged with DUI, you will also need defense at criminal trial on the DUI.   You are urged to contact a Camarillo/Oxnard DUI lawyer for the defense you need.

DUI Lawyer Serving Oxnard and Camarillo - Defense at DMV Hearing

We defend clients charged with DUI or refusal to take a drug test.  We are Floyd, Skeren & Kelly, LLP serving clients in Oxnard and Camarillo.  If you were arrested for DUI you were given notice of license suspension and the need to appeal for a DMV hearing.  We appear at this hearing with you.  The DMV hearing officer acts as both prosecutor and judge.  The hearing officer will seek to admit the police report as evidence that you flunked the breath test or blood test.  We will likely object to the use of the report on grounds that the police made an illegal stop and therefore all evidence is inadmissible.  We may also object on grounds that the breath or blood test was conducted improperly.

Defense against Refusal to Take Breath Test Charge

If you refused to take the breath test or blood test, you will have a DMV hearing on whether to suspend your license.  We can assert as a defense that the arrest was illegal, showing evidence that the police had no basis for stopping you.  Our other defense is that the police did not clearly explain to you the consequences of refusing to take the test.  We may also object that you did not truly refuse to take the test. You are urged to contact us for a free consultation.  Do not wait. You have 10 days from the date of arrest to appeal.

Contact an Oxnard DUI Attorney at the firm to defend your driver's license if you flunked a breath test or refused to take a breath or blood test.