Do I Have to Give a Breath Sample? | Drink-Driving Solicitor Ireland (drink driving self-incrimination, refusing breath test Ireland,...

Day 4 of 10 – Facing Court in Ireland: What You Need to Know Meta Description: This is part of a 10-day series answering the most common...

Accidents and chance...

Blood or urine?

Pay close attention...

Time, please...

Handcuffs can be used in making arrests, just not every arrest.

There are many steps in a prosecution. Each one must be proven.

Things are not always what they seem.

Sometimes in ways you might not expect.

Relying on Google Maps is not always wise.

These cases are always hard and luck often plays a big part

Sometimes the interpreter needs to be in court.

If you're being detained, and not free to leave, you should at least be told.

Honesty is often the best policy.

Being found guilty means a conviction, and that's something most people have to avoid.

Legally there's a big difference between a "doctor" and a "treating doctor".

Ignore the impossible and focus on what's left.

Mixing weak arguments with strong arguments gives you a weak argument.

Drink driving limits are different for breath, blood or urine. Knowing them is important.