DUI Drug

In 2009, several DUI inmates incarcerated in the Arizona Department of Corrections were asked to describe their history with addiction, the circumstances that led to their incarceration, and the process of recovery and their journey towards sobriety. In this video (3 of 7), the question asked was “Can you describe what it’s like to get arrested and sent to prison?”

Forensic Scientist Ron Bell explains to Tampa DUI attorney Kevin Hayslett about drugs found in the urine. www.carlsonmeissner.com 1-800-LAW-5655

Attorney Teresa DiNardi www.LadyDUI.com outlines the elements for a DUI case in Connecticut that involves a urine alcohol or drug test. Oftentimes, people charged with DUI who are given urine tests will have to wait weeks for a toxicological report from the state lab. Our team can get involved with your Connecticut DUI case and get answers to the questions you have an outline what you are facing and how it can be defended. Connecticut urine tests are the least reliable methods for determining alcohol content and there are many defense we can raise on your behalf. Visit http