Medical Defense that Win

If you have to submit to DUI testing, a number of scientific factors may influence the accuracy of your results. Your unique biochemistry, the way your body functions, can affect your test and render findings less conclusive. Various medical conditions and regular physical phenomena, including the following, can also affect the accuracy of standard tests:

Dental Conditions – the different materials used, gum conditions

Gastric Reflux Disease – can affect breathalyzers

Illnesses – Flu, Fevers, other sicknesses

Diseases – conditions affecting specific organs, Diabetes

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD or ADHD)

Pre-existing problems – physical impairment, weak eyesight

Menstruation

The above as well as other conditions can influence both your performance in tests and the accuracy of results in such a way that they are rendered unreliable. If you have any medical condition or physical problem which may have affected your ability to drive or have influenced your results, inform your DUI lawyer as this could be highly useful in your defense.