Hospital Procedure: Blood or Urine Sample
Were you taken to Hospital for a Blood or Urine Sample?
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Donating a sample whilst in hospital has a significant impact on your case and the advice we will give you. If you were a patient during the police officer’s procedure, then we urge you to speak to as soon as possible.
If you provided a sample, it will likely be one of blood or urine. Being a patient in hospital grants an extra level of “legal protection” . Whether they intend to or not, the Police often try to bypass this, which creates huge problems for the Prosecution.
Steps taken at this stage and early advice can often have a meaningful impact on the result so we urge you to contact us to discuss your case.
Even though you may have provided a positive sample, or you may have failed to provide – the fact that you were in the hospital cannot be overlooked and there is a very good chance you can avoid a conviction.
IMPRESSIVE SUCCESS RATES
No firm can ever guarantee a specific outcome. What we can guarantee is where there is a way to defend your case, we will identify it when the evidence becomes available to us. We are proud of our impressive track record, winning over 90% of trials overall. In some types of cases we have maintained a 100% success rate at trial such as cases involving:
- A Hospital Procedure
- Blood & Urine Samples
*100% of cases won involving blood & urine samples taken at a hospital (01/01/2022-01/01/2024)
What makes Motoring Defence Solicitors different from the rest?
Being charged with an offence can be a frightening experience but a lawyer can help you. Finding the right representative can be a daunting process but we believe our success rate speaks for itself. We have a proven track record and our success is due to expert knowledge and over 30 years of experience. We will examine every aspect of your case and provide you with clear, uncomplicated advice.
No firm can ever guarantee a specific outcome. What we can guarantee is where there is a way to defend your case, we will identify it when the evidence becomes available to us. As part of this process we will scrutinise the case against you and look specifically at:
01 - Police Procedure
The process is very strict and the police often (rather alarmingly) make mistakes.
