DUI Involving Drugs Defense Lawyer
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LAMONT LAW FIRM
In Kern County, as with other areas of California, a person can be
Vehicle Code 23152. The most common drugs that the Kern
County Law Enforcement look for are Marijuana, Soma, Ecstacy,
Methamphetamine, Heroin, Cocaine and prescription drugs such
as Vicodin, Xanax, and other pain killers.
If a driver displays the symptoms of drug use the CHP or other
"DRE". The DRE is trained to detect signs of drug impairment
from most drugs. The Officer that originally stopped the individual
and turned them over to the DRE will usually not make the arrest but
will be part of the DUI case to establish the basis for the original
stop and the events leading up to the detention and arrest.
The most frequent types of chemical tests given to a DUI-Drugs
suspect will be the urine or blood test. These test are administered
once breath is used to rule out the use of alcohol as the cause of
the impairment. The state mandates that the officer follow
predetermined regulations in the handling and collection of the
samples.
Urine and Blood tests can be challenged by an experienced DUI
Lawyer, our attorneys have undergone extensive training in
attacking DUI tests such as urinalysis and the gas chromatograph
used to analyze bodily fluids for drugs that impair driving.
Our Lamont DUI Lawyers are experts in obtaining a Dismissal in
cases pertaining to all VC23152 violations, Commercial truck
drivers, Marijuana and Prescription Drug Influence matters, and all
enhancements such as child endangerment, high blood alcohol,
excessive speed, Prior Convictions, Suspended License and
Probation Violations.
Call us today for a free consultation with a local attorney
Toll Free 1-877-202-3834
Vehicle Code 23152. The most common drugs that the Kern
County Law Enforcement look for are Marijuana, Soma, Ecstacy,
Methamphetamine, Heroin, Cocaine and prescription drugs such
as Vicodin, Xanax, and other pain killers.
If a driver displays the symptoms of drug use the CHP or other
"DRE". The DRE is trained to detect signs of drug impairment
from most drugs. The Officer that originally stopped the individual
and turned them over to the DRE will usually not make the arrest but
will be part of the DUI case to establish the basis for the original
stop and the events leading up to the detention and arrest.
The most frequent types of chemical tests given to a DUI-Drugs
suspect will be the urine or blood test. These test are administered
once breath is used to rule out the use of alcohol as the cause of
the impairment. The state mandates that the officer follow
predetermined regulations in the handling and collection of the
samples.
Urine and Blood tests can be challenged by an experienced DUI
Lawyer, our attorneys have undergone extensive training in
attacking DUI tests such as urinalysis and the gas chromatograph
used to analyze bodily fluids for drugs that impair driving.
Our Lamont DUI Lawyers are experts in obtaining a Dismissal in
cases pertaining to all VC23152 violations, Commercial truck
drivers, Marijuana and Prescription Drug Influence matters, and all
enhancements such as child endangerment, high blood alcohol,
excessive speed, Prior Convictions, Suspended License and
Probation Violations.
Call us today for a free consultation with a local attorney
Toll Free 1-877-202-3834
Kern Traffic Ticket Lawyer, DUI Lawyer that makes the appearance in Court for the client., Traffic Ticket in Kern
County or when you need an Kern Traffic Attorney, Lamont Drunk Driving Attorney, Kern County DUI Defense
Reckless Driving Attorneys, This website is intended to offer information about DUI cases in the area, nothing on this
page should be construed as specific legal advice. Contact the Lawyer for a free consultation about your particular
matter.
Bruce M. Blythe, Attorney at Law, Toll Free 1-877-202-3834