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Breathalyzer Manufacturer Avoids Court Order

By Lawrence Taylor

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I’ve often reported of the ongoing struggle of defense attorneys across the country to get breathalyzer  manufacturers to disclose the secret software that runs their various breath testing machines.  Unreliable or inaccurate software code will produce inaccurate blood-alcohol results — and the conviction of innocent citizens.  Increasingly, courts across the country are ordering manufacturers to produce the code for defense inspection.  See, for example, Judge Orders Software Secrets Revealed (Arizona) and Judge: Divulge Software Code…or Else (Florida).   And just as often, the manufacturers are refusing to obey the court orders or finding ways to circumvent them...continue to full post

Full post as published by DUI Blog on January 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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