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Houston, Texas .17 and .18 Breath Test DWI Case Dismissed Houston, Texas .17 and .18 Breath Test DWI Case Dismissed

Houston, Texas - After convincing the prosecutor that breath tests of .17 and .18 were inadmissible, the government dismissed client's Houston DWI case.

Jordan Lewis obtained another dismissal for a client that took a breath test with results of .17 and .18.  Despite having a breath alcohol level of over twice the legal limit, Mr. Lewis convinced the State prosectuor to dismiss the Harris County DWI case.  

Client was origianlly pulled over for speeding in Northwest Houston by  the Cypress Police.  The Cypress Police conveniently did not have a video for the field sobriety tests that they did at the scene.  Client fully cooperated and did the field exercises again at the station and did not appear intoxicated.  Client then took a breath test with the above results. 

Houston, Texas DWI Lawyer Jordan Lewis was able to expose some problems with the breath test and the way the test was given that rendered the results inadmissible.  Because the police were left with only the video that looked good for client, the State was forced to dismiss the case.


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