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 cops look for
are Marijuana, Soma, Ecstacy, Methamphetamine, Heroin, Cocaine and
prescription drugs such as Vicodin, Xanax, and other pain killers. DUID
is the nickname for the offense and for nearly 20 years we have been
fighting these charges in Kern County.
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. Most trained cops are going to follow a series of
steps outlined in their training manual, our lawyers have that book and we
use it against officers in Court.
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, DUID and
DWI Drug arrests.
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 cops look for
are Marijuana, Soma, Ecstacy, Methamphetamine, Heroin, Cocaine and
prescription drugs such as Vicodin, Xanax, and other pain killers. DUID
is the nickname for the offense and for nearly 20 years we have been
fighting these charges in Kern County.
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. Most trained cops are going to follow a series of
steps outlined in their training manual, our lawyers have that book and we
use it against officers in Court.
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, DUID and
DWI Drug arrests.
Call us today for a free consultation with a local attorney
Toll Free 1-877-202-3834
Bruce M. Blythe, Attorney at Law, Toll Free 1-877-202-3834