Google Maps is a great tool for defending drunk driving, also known as DUI defense. This is because it is important that a lawyer of a drunk driver knows the route the accused drunk driver drives and what the actual drunk driving investigation was done.
Even if you look at Google Maps it is never true to visit the site, but it is suitable for investigating the case of DUI and preparing for defense. Google Maps can also be used in courts. For example, in the case of Illinois versus Clarke, the court cited several recent cases, received judicial notifications of Mapquest and Google Maps, indicating directions and distances from specific locations.
The information contained in Google Maps can be used to indicate that a drunk driver can actually drive a car for a long time without actually showing signs of bad driving or signs of toxicity. Despite the testimony of the officials, we were able to negotiate in general what the driver's ability was not actually affected by consumed alcohol.
You can use it as an exhibit to enlarge the print out of Google Maps and display roads, sidewalks, parking lots and surrounding pictures. These things are very important in deciding whether clean practice in the field was done in a difficult, horizontal aspect for every NHTSA manual.
Photos, measurements, and Google Maps that reflect the location given your alcohol test will help the jury understand the performance of the exam itself.
This is very important and useful. Because things that affected the results of alcoholic beverage inspections on the site should draw attention to the judges. Because this "evidence" is proof by the Michigan prosecutor You are OUI, OUI (working under the influence of alcohol), this is called OWI's common law theory. OUIL theory can only be proved by police official observation, making this evidence more important.
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