Not Required to Take Field Sobriety Tests, Says Glen Burnie MD DWI Lawyer

http://www.jimenogray.com If you have been pulled over for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol in Maryland, you need to understand your rights. The Maryland DWI defense attorneys of Jimeno & Gray explain more about your rights and about field sobriety tests in this video. Watch the video clip to learn more. After being pulled over by a police officer for suspicion of DUI, you may be asked to step out of your car to perform the field sobriety tests. There are three standardized tests that check the following: your eyes for an indication that you were consuming alcohol, your balance in the one leg stand test, and your level of intoxication in the walk a straight line test. What the police officers do not tell you is that there is no legal requirement that makes you perform these tests. You can refuse to take the field sobriety tests on the side of the road in Maryland. The field sobriety tests give the state attorneys more evidence against you at trial. Make your life easier by refusing these tests, and call the skilled Maryland criminal defense attorneys of Jimeno & Gray at (888) 903-5514 to schedule a free, no-obligation legal consultation. You can also contact us online at http://www.jimenogray.com, and order your FREE copy of our book that explains the DUI/DWI process, available as a free download.