Blood Test Evidence and Your Expert Witness
Do Not Open the Door
- Image via Wikipedia
In City of Mt. Vernon v. Stegall (5th Dist.) 2009-Ohio-119, 2009 Ohio App. LEXIS 95, the Fifth District Court of Appeals allowed the prosecutor to present evidence of a blood test that was taken outside of the three-hour time limit to rebut the testimony of the defendant’s own witness who opened the door by testifying as to the blood alcohol test results. The testimony allowed was presented by an officer who did not perform the test.
If you find yourself arrested for OVI in Ohio, contact Charles M. Rowland II who has the trial experience necessary to defend your OVI charge. Charles M. Rowland II has experienced challenging blood evidence and winning. Contact Dayton OVI attorney Charles Rowland today at 937-318-1DUI (318-1384) or 24/7 at 937-776-2671.
