Tag Archives: Matthew Ruff is the sleuth of faulty science

Unmasking the Flaw in Breathalyzer Testing: How GERD and Microaspiration Can Cause False High BAC Results

Posted on October 12, 2026 by thetorranceattorney

Breathalyzer results aren’t always as clear-cut as they seem. Matthew Ruff, a top-tier defense attorney, often uses the medical realities of GERD and LPR to challenge these tests. These conditions can trick breathalyzers into reporting a falsely elevated BAC. This is a crucial defense strategy that can help individuals facing DUI charges. Continue reading →

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How Matthew Ruff Beat a .12% Blood Test By Exposing a 300-Day Chain of Custody Gap

Posted on October 10, 2026 by thetorranceattorney

Matthew Ruff’s expertise shone brightly as he successfully defended a Redondo Beach DUI, showcasing his ability to dissect forensic evidence and highlight critical flaws in the state’s chain of custody. Through meticulous analysis, he overturned a 0.12% BAC blood test, saving his client from potential penalties and preserving their driving privileges. Continue reading →

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The .25 BAC Illusion: How a Torrance DUI Attorney Exposed the “One-Walk-Through” Police Lie

Posted on May 15, 2026 by thetorranceattorney

The prosecution’s case against Matthew’s client seemed airtight, with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.25%—exceeding the legal limit. Yet, through meticulous scrutiny, DUI Attorney Matthew Ruff unveiled a critical flaw: the arresting officer lacked formal training and certification for the breath test device in question. This oversight exposed a systemic issue within California’s Title 17 regulations, casting doubt on the validity of the high BAC readings. Ultimately, the prosecution’s evidence crumbled, and the administrative action against the driver was dismissed, underscoring the importance of proper training and adherence to legal procedures. Continue reading →

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