DUI is an abbreviation for ‘Driving Under Influence. These are laws pertaining to drunken driving offenses.There are a number of potential defenses that can be raised in a given drunk driving case.the majority of drunk driving defenses can be broken down into the following areas:

1. "He wasn’t driving"
In this defense, intoxication is not enough -- the prosecution must also prove that the defendant was actually driving.

2. Probable cause:
In a drunk driving case, evidence will be suppressed if the officer did not have legal cause to stop, detain, and arrest.

3. Implied consent warnings:
If the officer did not advise you of the consequences of refusing to take a chemical test, or gave it incorrectly, this may affect admissibility of the test results

4. Miranda rights:
Incriminating statements may be suppressed if Miranda warnings were not given at the appropriate time.

5. Testing during the absorptive phase:

6. Blood-alcohol content


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