What is your take on this? Breath analyzers do not actually test BAC, but estimate it indirectly. Readings from hand-held breath analyzers can vary 15% from actual BAC. If this is the case, would you submit yourself for a test if you were stopped by state troopers in Pennsylvania due to obvious driving impairment but not necessary drunk? I would say yes since Implied Consent Law is being observed in the state of Pennsylvania.  

As for the inaccurate BAC result, your Pennsylvania DUI Attorney can contest that in court. So you need a good defense lawyer to stand beside you in front of the jury to make sure that you can take back your driving privileges and make yourself clear against DUI convictions. 

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