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Attacking Allegations of Impaired Driving - From an experienced Marina Del Rey DUI Attorney
Some common explanations for impaired driving include poor road conditions, extreme fatigue, inclement weather, or mechanical problems with your vehicle. In addition, minor violations such as lane weaving, failure to stop for a stop sign, or entry into a crosswalk, are common occurrences and are not necessarily symptomatic of intoxication.
Attacking Allegations of "Objective Symptoms" of Intoxication
In preparing their reports after DUI arrests, police officers will frequently make reference to a person's clumsy behavior, such as wavering, stumbling, or general confusion. They will also often refer to a person's slurred speech or reddened, flushed face. All of these so-called "objective symptoms" of intoxication are also common reactions to extremely high-stress situations, such as confronting a police officer. Other symptoms frequently referred to by police officers, such as bloodshot or watery eyes, can be explained by fatigue, by long periods of driving time, or by allergies or airborne pollutants.
The "objective symptom" most frequently referred to by arresting officers, of course, is the strong odor or smell of alcohol. Alcohol is an odorless substance. When an officer refers to an "alcoholic odor," he is actually smelling the flavoring of the alcohol, not the alcohol itself.