Balancing tests such as the one leg stand, standing on one leg for an extended period, or walk and turn, walking heel to toe in a straight line. Their purpose is to test your motor skills and divided attention ability.
Recitation of numbers or letters like saying the alphabet while counting backwards from 1000.
The field sobriety tests used by officers are as numerous as are their flaws. If field sobriety tests were used against you, use the Rosenstein Law Group to fight them off. Contact the Rosenstein Law Group by phone at 480-248-7666 or online today to find out what defenses are available to you.
The Rosenstein Law Group has aggressive and smart defense strategies to fight the field sobriety tests that the prosecutor will want to use against you in your Buckeye Municipal Court case. Officers don't always administer the tests properly and don't always tell the truth. The Rosenstein Law Group can help you convince prosecutors and judges to disregard the field sobriety tests.
If you drive in Arizona, you have agreed to the implied consent law. The question of whether or not you are required to do tests, blow into a portable breath device, or give blood is a complicated one. There are ways to get around implied consent.
If you are charged with a DUI in the Buckeye Municipal Court then it is likely that some field sobriety tests were used against you. Contact the Rosenstein Law Group at 480-248-7666 or online and set up a free consultation to figure out what your options and defenses are for fighting back against the tests.