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If you were arrested for a DUI in the state of West Virginia and you were alleged to have failed roadside field sobriety tests, you need to know that there are specific requirements for the administration of each of those roadside tests.
If you were arrested for a DUI in the state of West Virginia and you were alleged to have failed roadside field sobriety tests, you need to know that there are specific requirements for the administration of each of those roadside tests. I have had extensive training in this aspect of DUI defense. I am a qualified not only administer of the standardized field sobriety testing protocol, but a qualified instructor where I received that training in 2004.
Since that period of time, I have taught and lectured, numerous occasions to law enforcement as well on the proper administration of standardized field sobriety testing, because if they’re not administered properly, then the result that they’re setting forth cannot be properly considered. If the testing is not done correctly. That’s why it is important that you have a DUI attorney that is well trained in these areas that knows what to look for, to help you in your case.