He was .32 on preliminary test. That is very high if its accurate. His speech is pretty clear and he doesn't appear that intoxicated. The test is either off or he has developed a very tolerance to alcohol with years of practice.
As far as .40 being dead, it depends on the person. I have seen some homeless chronic alcoholics blow over a .50. I have also seen people who couldn't walk or talk at .12.
He was .32 on preliminary test. That is very high if its accurate. His speech is pretty clear and he doesn't appear that intoxicated. The test is either off or he has developed a very tolerance to alcohol with years of practice.
As far as .40 being dead, it depends on the person. I have seen some homeless chronic alcoholics blow over a .50. I have also seen people who couldn't walk or talk at .12.
You are on the money in your assessment of his BAC. I would love to have that guy as my client, unfortunately I only handle New Jersey defendants charged with BUI/DUI/DWI, ect.
Happy Holidays - watch for the sobriety check-points tonight - if you all are drinking.
You are on the money in your assessment of his BAC. I would love to have that guy as my client, unfortunately I only handle New Jersey defendants charged with BUI/DUI/DWI, ect.
Happy Holidays - watch for the sobriety check-points tonight - if you all are drinking.
Why would you want this dipstick as a client ?????
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