A breath test, blood test, or officer's report can feel like the final word in a DUI case, but a number on a page isn't the whole story. Every piece of DUI evidence has a history: someone collected the sample, a machine produced a reading, procedures were supposed to be followed. When any of those steps are unclear or disputed, the defense has work to do.

At Fife Luneau, P.C., that's where the work starts. The firm's attorneys examine breath and blood tests, field sobriety tests, body-camera footage, calibration records, and lab documentation before accepting any result at face value. That approach has led to real results, including uncovering more than 1,700 erroneous blood tests conducted by the Colorado state laboratory and identifying flaws in the state's breath-testing certification program.

The takeaway: strategy should come after investigation, not before. Read the full story on why DUI evidence deserves a closer look. Read more.