Nevada has a .08 blood alcohol limit. The Nevada Supreme Court has determined that a case can go to trial if one breath test showed .08 and the other breath test showed below .08. It is no secret that Nevada is tough on DUI's. There is also the law that you must comply with the demands of a police officer that gives the tests. If you fail to allow an officer to take a breath, urine or blood test you automatically lose your license. There are ways to get that license back.

Let's face it you probably made some bad choices if you are reading about a DUI. Now is the time to start making some right choices. Who should you use as your DUI attorney? Richard Molezzo has handled countless DUI's . He will even admit to you that years ago he made the same mistake- he drank, drove and got a DUI. He knows what it is like from the inside out. He also has attended specialty training for DUI attorney thru seminars that have taught him the latest techiques to challenge DUI testing. There is also the "in the trenches" learning he has acquired from his day-to-day trial work, which guides him through dealing with the prosecutors. They know who Richard Molezzo is, he knows his stuff and they are willing to work with him to get a realistic deal.

If there is going to be a trial then Richard Molezzo has tried DUI cases in Carson, Fallon, Yerington, Reno, Sparks and Fernley. He knows the prosecutors and police agencies they represent. That does make a difference at time of trial.