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Videotape of Police Driving Helps Man Beat DUI Charge

By Baker Associates

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Any criminal defense attorney that has represented individuals charged with a DUI knows that many traffic stops that lead to DUI arrests are questionable at best, that is to say that such stops are often based on facts that do not rise to the level of reasonable suspicion required by Tennessee law to warrant a traffic stop of that particular vehicle. Far too often, it seems, Tennesseans are pulled over merely because they failed to drive perfectly while a police officer happened to be watching. Tennesseans should know, however, that perfect driving at all times is not required and the mere fact that a police officer has pulled you over does not mean that individual correctly assessed the situation or has an adequate legal basis for making the stop...continue to full post

Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on December 22, 2010 (boomark / email).

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