Proven Strategies to Beat Incriminating StatementsUnique DUI Defense Group constructed defensesThe DUI Defense Group's general Strategy to beat Incriminating Statements revolves around one of 2 methods:
The DUI Defense Group will look to file a Pre-Trial Motion to suppress statements by looking out for a Miranda-triggering interrogation by the arresting officer where there is a "reasonable likelihood of the police words or conduct eliciting an incriminating response." In other words, the officer might have made a statement that technically was not a question, but was intended to provoke a reply, or incriminating statement, from the driver. The police often consider these sorts of incriminating statements as "voluntary" or "spontaneous," but actually they are not. California has recognized that the officer's statements constitute the beginning of an "interrogation" which would require a Miranda warning to be given before any possibly incriminating statements from the suspect can be gathered for use at trail. If a Miranda warning was not given at this point, any incriminating statements made from this point forward will be suppressed and the incriminating statements will be withheld at trial. |