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Dashcam videos, as a lot of people are aware, in today’s prevalent social media world, and everybody has a cellphone, you see videos more and more, but you also see them with law enforcement.
Dashcam videos, as a lot of people are aware, in today’s prevalent social media world, and everybody has a cellphone, you see videos more and more, but you also see them with law enforcement. More and more agencies around the country are using them regularly and routinely.
Years ago, West Virginia, we didn’t use videos near as much. Now they’re virtually in every case.
It can be hit or miss, because a video oftentimes is a neutral witness, and if you are severely intoxicated, a video’s going to show that, and a jury’s going to see that. Conversely, if you sound, you’re sober, you’re articulate, you’re walking fine, you’re talking fine, a video can be immensely helpful, even more so than a chemical test.
You just flip the video on. Look at him.
Look at my client. That’s why it’s important to have someone that knows what they’re doing in a courtroom and an experienced DUI attorney that knows how to pick