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Kansas Practices vs Best Practices For Breath Tests
Kansas Practices vs Best Practices For Breath Tests

Kansas Practice versus “Best Practice” for Breath Testing When respected scientists, researchers, or professionals perform their task, they utilize what is commonly referred to as best practice in order to get the optimal accurate results. Best practice is the technique used ...

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    Kansas Practice versus “Best Practice” for Breath Testing When respected scientists, researchers, or professionals perform their task, they utilize what is commonly referred to as best practice in ...

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    Diabetes Can Effect Chemical Testing in a DUI Case Sometimes, a person who gets a DUI gets a surprising result due to their diabetes (Diabetes Mellitus) when taking a breath test. If you are dealing ...

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    During a DUI investigation, one of the most critical pieces of evidence used against a drunk driving suspect is the breath test result. Kansas utilizes an Intoxilyzer 9000 machine to measure a ...

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    During a Kansas DUI investigation, the arresting police officer is going to request that you take a breath test. If during the test you “refuse” to take the test, your refusal will be used as evidence ...

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  • Kansas Supreme Court Rules Regarding Criminalization of Test Refusal in DUI Cases

    Kansas Supreme Court Rules Regarding Criminalization of Test Refusal in DUI Cases The Kansas Supreme Court recently made a monumental decision in the Ryce case, regarding whether or not a driver can ...

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  • Good Faith Exception and Criminalization of Refusal

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