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Are They Finally Getting It?

By Lawrence Taylor

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As readers of this blog are aware, one of my biggest peeves is the demonstrated unreliability of breathlyzers which largely determine an accused citizen’s guilt or innocence….and of the continuing refusal of manufacturers to let the defense or prosecution inspect the critical software – even to the point of ignoring lawful court orders.  See, for example, Breathalyzer Manufacturer Thumbs Nose at Court and Judge: Divulge Breathalyzer Code…or Else. In other words, "trial by machine" — but the accused can’t confront his accuser. In what appears to be a growing trend across the country, judges are beginning to rise above MADD’s political hysteria and recognize the blatant denial of due process and basic unfairness...continue to full post

Full post as published by DUI Blog on January 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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