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Defense Attorneys Point Out Breath Test Flaws

Would you trust a machine that is banned in other states for unreliability to test your blood-alcohol content?

The state of Ohio does.

In 2011, Licking County law enforcement agencies started using the Intoxilyzer 8000, a breath-alcohol testing machine manufactured by CMI Inc. in Owensburg, Ky., Newark Law Director Doug Sassen said. Most used it along with the BAC Datamaster, its predecessor manufactured by National Patent Analytical Services in Mansfield.

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Attorney Robert Calesaric represents clients in central Ohio, including Newark, Columbus, Heath, Granville, Johnstown, Pataskala, Mount Vernon, Lancaster, New Lexington, Zanesville, Reynoldsburg, New Albany, Westerville, Hebron, Kirkersville, Alexandria, Licking County, Franklin County, Fairfield County, Knox County, Delaware County, Morrow County, Coshocton County, Muskingum County, and Perry County, and at Denison University. Attorney Calesaric handles cases involving motor vehicle accidents that occurred throughout central Ohio, including on I-70, I-71, I-270, I-670, I-77, and highways 16, 37, 161, 146, and 13.