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| KS-DUI-Help.com |
Copyright 2008 - Clarke & Wilson, LLC
| If you're stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence in Kansas you're likely to be asked to submit to two kinds of breath testing. The first type of breath test you're likely to be asked to take is a preliminary breath test (a.k.a. PBT). A PBT is an initial breath test used to help the officer determine if there is probable cause to arrest you. The results of the PBT cannot be used at trial to prove your guilt, it can only be used to prove that there was probable cause to arrest you. Click here to learn more about PBTs. The second type of breath test you're likely to be asked to take is a Evidential Breath Alcohol Test (EBAT). This is the test that the prosecutor will use to try to prove that you were driving under the influence of alcohol. Most law enforcement agencies in Kansas are now using the Intoxilyzer 8000 for EBATs. Click here to learn more about the Intoxilyzer 8000. |
| Call Mike Clarke for help (785) 832-2181 - Lawrence or (913) 647-5265 - Overland Park |