Many law enforcement agencies in the Rochester area conduct breath tests in DWI cases using a machine called the DataMaster, which is manufactured by National Patent Analytical Systems. While there are a few different versions of the DataMaster currently in use, they all work in essentially the same fashion. A driver suspected of intoxication will […]
Daily Archives: April 29, 2015
Operating any watercraft that is propelled by mechanical means while impaired or intoxicated by alcohol is illegal on all the waterways in the Rochester region. A boater accused of operating a vessel while intoxicated in New York State will almost always be asked to take a breath test, and refusing to do so will result […]
The Walk-And-Turn test is one of the more common field sobriety tests used in the Rochester area, and most people are familiar with the concept of a police officer asking someone suspected of drunk driving to “walk a straight line,” which is the basic form of the Walk-And-Turn test. While the Walk-And-Turn test has been […]
In some Rochester DWI cases, a lawyer may use the term “extrapolation” when discussing the breath test result. The word extrapolation generally refers to the ability to estimate a value beyond the range of what was measured based on what has been measured. In terms of the breath test, it refers to the ability estimate […]