Drug DWI & 
Prescription Drug DWI

It is important to remember that even driving while under the influence of prescription medication can lead to a DWI arrest. Further, if an individual drives their car after taking prescription pills and consuming even a glass of wine, liquor or beer they can be charged with DWI, even if their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level is below the legal limit.  What the DA or prosecutor will try to do is claim that a combination of drugs/prescription medication and alcohol (no matter what the amount of drugs or alcohol you have consumed - even a little sip of alcohol) will cause a synergistic effect and cause the loss of your normal use of your mental and physical faculties to heighten, aka make you look or feel more intoxicated).  THIS MEANS THAT YOU CAN BE ARRESTED FOR DWI WITH ZERO ALCOHOL IN YOUR SYSTEM!

This is why It is crucial to consult with a lawyer-scientist defense attorney that really understands both the science of how prescription medication and controlled substances may affect your body, how it's eliminated from the human body as well as the trial experience of defending Drug DWI cases to help point out the insufficiencies and flaws of Drug DWI blood testing and the prosecution's case against you.