Charge: Provisional DWI.
Result: Not Guilty Charge: DWI client registered a .10 BAC.
Result: Not Guilty Charge: Client charged with DWI and registered a .13 BAC.
Result: Charges dismissed due to a procedural technicality. Charge: Client charged with DWI and registered a .17 BAC.
Result: Client found guilty, Mr. Black was able to block the .17 from being admitted into evidence. Client released. Charge: Client charged with Driving While License Revoked while permanently suspended.
Result: Dismissed - client was immediately eligible to drive again. Charge: Heroin Possession
Result: Dismissed

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What is an interlock device?

An interlock device is a type of breath analyzer connected to a vehicle’s ignition system. When these are installed, a driver must blow a breath sample into the device in order to start the automobile. The interlock device will measure a driver’s blood alcohol content and will not allow the vehicle to start if the reading is high enough to suggest that impairment is likely. The idea behind this device is that it can help to prevent drunk driving accidents.

For more information regarding interlock devices and drunk driving charges if you have been arrested for DWI, contact the Raleigh DWI defense attorneys at the law offices of Jim Black at 919-600-4609.

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