I had taken a blood alchol test after being arrested and was wondering how long the military allowed for results this happened over a week and a half ago.
130328
Different for each state.  Contact an attorney
103582
The generally accepted standard measurement of blood alcohol content (BAC) is given in milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood, i.e. mg/100 ml.  An individual's true BAC can only be determined by actual testing of that person's blood in a lab.  However, commercially available tools are used by law enforcement personnel and others to estimate someone's BAC; the Breathalyzer is probably the most commonly used.  BAC can also be estimated with a urine test.  Note that both these noninvasive methods assume a "standard" ratio of alcohol in air or urine to the true BAC.  This ratio is then used to calculate the estimated BAC.  Note that as with many kinds of tests, the results will vary with the circumstances of the test and from person to person.  Nevertheless, Breathalyzer and urine test results are used everyday in law enforcement and alcohol rehab situations, and the Breathalyzer has the force of law when it is used to support charges of DUI, OUIL, etc.
296744
Your screwed.  Marijuana will stay in your urine for a week, your blood for a 4 weeks, and you hair for 3-6 months.(depending on how much you cut it) If only it was just a urine test, then you could at least claim the "I went to Sams Club and got a 12 pack of Jumbo-size poppy seed muffins and have been eating 2 a day for the past 6 days". Go to Jobfinder.com.  My mother-in-law is a nurse and I am a cosmotologist.
656051
you were dwi and your bloold alcohol level was .19 and the legal limit is .08
275365
Just because you got out of the charges in the civilian world does not change the fact that you got caught driving with a suspended license.\n\nRemember that driving a POV on a military base is a privilege.  Next time I suggest you read the forms you signed when you got the base pass for your vehicle.
373732
I have not heard anything about 20 hours of alcohol counseling in Ohio (lived here forever) (attended 72 hour DUI camp).  Having looked around on the internet a little here, I see other states offer this up as punishment.  Not Ohio.  How about contacting North Carolina and asking what program would be comparable to the 20 hours they recommended.  Could you do 20 hours of AA?  I'm reaching here.  Short of that, I you're probably looking at DUI camp.\n\np.s.  You can drink just don't get in your car.
276242
The WDO routinely tests professional players for alcohol. They face an immediate suspension from the circuit if their blood come back with less than 20% vodka in it
21663
Your question is a little vague.  What state did this happen in?  Are you (or are any of the occupants) of the vehicle on probation or parole?  Did you give permission for your vehicle to be searched?  Do you know why it was searched?  Were alcohol or drugs in the vehicle (or was there any indication that alcohol or drugs were in the vehicle?) When you say it was seized, are you referring to the police actually taking it away from you, or are you just saying it was seized while they searched it?  You ask what to do...depends on what happened.  Were you cited?  Arrested?  Was contraband of some kind found?  The issue of probable cause to search anything can often hinge on very small details...I'll suggest that you're going to have a difficult time finding cases that will assist you in getting an education.  You can try searching through FindLaw.Com and see where that gets you.  If nothing came of the search (nobody was arrested or cited or anything), then perhaps you want to consider complaining about the officer's action to his department.  If something came of it, and you're going to court, then you need to speak with an attorney.  I may be able to help you sort some of this out if you'd like, but we'd probably need to do that in email.  Post an address if you'd like...
333712
That is a plausible appeal, but the attorney is just using technicality on this case.  Most officers will do field sobriety test, questions and Breathalyzer.  So even if the test from the Breathalyzer is thrown out, there still will be a case against your son.  He has a drinking problem.  The lawyer will make a ton of money on the appeal and the results will most likely be the same.  Guilty of DUI.
542053
Yes, they will find out, you will be punished both militarily and civilian.  They probably don't know since you havn't been convicted.  As soon as you are found guilty, your chain of command will know.  It is best to go right now to your Sgt. and be truthful.  They will still let you re-enlist, you won't be able to get any sort of secret clearance, you will probably have to stand by the side of the road holding a big wooden sign, in your class A's, stating that you are a driver under the influence, you will get 45 & 45, but they won't kick you out, especially if you are upfront and truthful.  Also they can give you JAG to use as your lawyer.  Good luck, and I know it will be very hard, but just be truthful, it is better they find out from you, than from a search of your background, or from the city police.  Good luck!!
624967
As far as I know, Air Force pilots got some cheap whiskey. On the other hand, alcohol was strictly prohibited on US Navy ships.
615931
There are poisons that can do that. Have a full check up with your doctor and lay off the alcohol. Have you blood and your hair examined. Call the FBI forensics labs for more info.
130911
"Because the hair is nourished by the bloodstream, any drug residue is immediately trapped in the hair follicle and remains there as it grows. Hence we are able, through the use of an inch and a half of hair, to look at a person's 'history' for a three month period as compared to only two or three days for urinalysis,"
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There is absolutely no possiblilty that two twelve ounce beers would give a bac of .214 over five hours after drinking.  Over five hours after drinking two beers, there would be no alcohol in the blood at all.\n\nSomebody is lying.\n\nI'm pretty sure it's the person who claims not to have been drinking.\n\nDoctors generally multiply number of drinks by three and divide time by three to get at the truth.  Using this logic, six beers in an hour and a half sounds like a reasonable way to get a bac of .214
433700
That's a huge fish story.....true or not. My first question comes from the first arrest as why you didn't go down to the local police station and have your vehicle checked by a drug dog to avoid the second incident. I then wonder why, after the first arrest, you didn't head to your local doctor and get a blood test proving you were not using. This doesn't appear to have been done for the second arrest either. So, what you are left with is a mountain of evidence against you. Considering these are both felonies, any deferment, agreement, plea deal you make will instantly make you a convicted felon, a label that lasts a lifetime. Tread carefully grasshopper, you are in very dangerous waters.
152024
well, if he is somewhere where alchohol is forbidden( say the litter box, for instance),then yeah, a  Court martial is definitely legal.  he's probably being made an example of, at his age, and I also assume his rank as an NCO, he should have known better than to disobey a direct order.  Now he has to pay the piper.
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The white powder is a preservative.  Doesn't have anything to do with your blood alcohol.\n\nThere's no amount they're "supposed" to draw, but there is a minimum amount that has to be drawn to provide the lab with a sufficient amount to test and have enough left over for the defense to have re-tested.  What that amount is will vary by state law, lab policy and maybe even prosecutor's policy.