Just because your preliminary breath test (PBT) indicated there was alcohol in your system, does not mean that it can be used against you in court. In fact, many times a PBT is administered without reasonable suspicion and the results can be suppressed. In order for a police officer to administer a PBT, that officer …
Reasonable Suspicion Is Required for an Officer to Ask You to Submit to a Preliminary Breath Test (PBT)
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