A Hard-Working DMV Hearing Attorney in Bakersfield
Brehmer Law Corporation Helps Challenge Your License Suspension
Brehmer Law Corporation has helped our clients win more driver’s license hearings over the past two years than any other attorney in California. Our DMV hearing attorney in Bakersfield has the experience, knowledge, and passion to fight aggressively for you throughout your APS and Stay of Suspension Hearing. Attorney Jeremy Brehmer has a highly experienced understanding of the DUI process, an impressive background in forensic science, and a drive to protect the rights of every single client who comes through his door. When you choose our firm to defend you against DUI charges, you put science on your side.
Find out how we can help you. Call (661) 430-0868 today for a free case review.
What to Expect at a DMV Hearing
DMV APS and Stay of Suspension hearings generally consist of three major components:
Probable Cause
Did the Officer have probable cause to stop you for a DUI arrest? If the officer stopped you, detained you, or arrested you without specific, objective, and articulable reason of criminal offense (i.e. driving behavior or traffic violation), the evidence gathered as a result of the stop may be thrown out. The DMV has the burden of proof to verify the probable cause in the situation. An exception to this is a DUI roadblock or sobriety checkpoint, at which police officers are not under obligation to prove probable cause. Our attorney is highly perceptive in the technicalities of these cases and is ready to fight aggressively in your defense.
Police Procedures
In addition to producing valid probable cause, police officers have specific procedures they must follow when arresting someone for a DUI. Some of these procedures involve sobriety test protocol, paperwork accuracy, and even the way the officers interact with you. Brehmer Law Corporation has extensive experience finding flaws in DUI procedure protocol to challenge the charges and protect your license from being suspended.
Breathalyzers and Blood Tests
In California, it must be proven that the accused was driving with at least 0.08% blood alcohol concentration to be guilty of a DUI. The two main methods officers use to determine this are breath and blood tests. While these tests are typically fairly accurate, Brehmer Law Corporation has successfully vindicated hundreds of clients because of inaccuracies in the tests. Thanks to Bakersfield DUI attorney, Mr. Brehmer’s, unique background in chemical science, he has immense insight into the intricacies of forensic science and how it relates to the law.
No matter the circumstances of your case, our DUI lawyer in Bakersfield is ready to put science to work in defending your rights. Contact us now at (661) 430-0868.