Drink Driving Blood Specimen Not Guilty After Trial

Our client was charged with driving a motor vehicle with a blood-alcohol level in excess of the permitted limit at teh Beach Esplanade in Aberdeen. Forensic evidence in relation to the blood specimen was challenged by the defence and our client was found not guilty after trial. In our experience drink driving allegations which rely upon the analysis of a blood specimen often falter at trial and we were delighted we could offer our client the benefit of our expertise in this field. 

Published: 02/06/2017

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