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Can you get a DUI even if you're under the legal limit?
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<blockquote data-quote="Svt-Sonic" data-source="post: 5819294" data-attributes="member: 52589"><p>Another curious question,</p><p></p><p>If a driver is pulled over at a "Check Stop" or similar and is taken from their vehicle to the on site breathalizer (spl), but on the way he pulls out a flask or something similar and chugs it, with the defense being that the reason they blew over was because of the alchohol consumed after they were pulled over, do they have any defense before the law? Or is the fact that the liquor was within the drivers reach while in operation of the vehicle make it a DUI regardless? </p><p></p><p>Once again just a question that I am curious about, as I wont ever be in the situation where this may happen, as I really am opposed to D&D.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Svt-Sonic, post: 5819294, member: 52589"] Another curious question, If a driver is pulled over at a "Check Stop" or similar and is taken from their vehicle to the on site breathalizer (spl), but on the way he pulls out a flask or something similar and chugs it, with the defense being that the reason they blew over was because of the alchohol consumed after they were pulled over, do they have any defense before the law? Or is the fact that the liquor was within the drivers reach while in operation of the vehicle make it a DUI regardless? Once again just a question that I am curious about, as I wont ever be in the situation where this may happen, as I really am opposed to D&D. [/QUOTE]
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