I have personal knowledge of members of law enforcement lying while under oath and falsifying official documents. I have numerous other people claim the same thing so I would not be surprised to find out they were using a piece of equipment that gave false information and or could be changed by them. Finally a very well respected attorney in Brevard County Florida has won the court case to test the machine that is being used as a breath tester for people suspected of being under the influence of alcohol. The state has long opposed to the testing of their equipment and one must wonder why. What do they have to hide? There is a possibility if fault is found with the machine and or the operation of it that it could jeopardize past and future court cases and the large amount of money they generate for those involved. ROGUE Firm doesn’t trust machine Viera practice wins right to independently test Intoxilyzer 8000 By Andrew Ford taken from: FLORIDA TODAY A trip to jail, a $500 fine, loss of a drivers license for 180 days, probation, DUI school, 50 hours of community service and court costs — these are some of the minimum penalties for someone convicted of driving under the influence. At 0.08, the legal limit to be considered drunk is measured in fractions of 1 percent. After years of legal wrestling, a Viera law firm won the chance to independently test the accuracy of a machine Florida police use to collect evidence of breath alcohol content. “Nobody gets to touch these machines other than Florida Department of Law Enforcement and local police agencies,” Berry said. “If they pass all these tests, when they’re being looked at critically, then good for them.” For years, the firm Eisenmenger, Berry & Peters