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How DUI Defense Attorney Matthew Ruff Acted as the Scientific Evidence Truth Teller to Defeat a Faulty Blood Test Result

How top-tier DUI defense attorney Matthew Ruff exposed critical Title 17 blood draw violations to defeat a 0.09% BAC test result and restore his client’s driving privileges. Learn how uncovering unmixed blood vials, missing preservatives, and police protocol failures can set aside a DMV license suspension. Winning cases such as this have given Matthew the nickname of Scientific Evidence Truth Teller. Continue reading →

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How a California DUI Attorney Exposed a Blank Timeline and Won an “Impossible” .20% Case

Imagine receiving a call from the DMV about a suspension of your client’s license after police discovered them passed out in a car with a 0.20% BAC. At first glance, it seems like a straightforward case for the state. However, as California DUI defense attorney Matthew Ruff recently demonstrated, even the most extreme chemical test results don’t hold water if the police don’t establish the most basic foundation required by law: the time of driving. In a recent DUI Administrative Per Se (APS) hearing, attorney Matthew Ruff successfully exposed glaring evidentiary gaps in a Torrance Police Department investigation, forcing the DMV to issue a complete Order of Set Aside and fully reinstate the licensee’s driving privileges. Ruff dismantled this Continue reading →

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Matthew Ruff Defeats DUI “Refusal” Suspension by Challenging Unsanitary Hospital Conditions

Matthew Ruff, a leading DUI attorney in Torrance, achieved a monumental victory for his client in a high-stakes DMV Administrative Hearing. Through a meticulous legal challenge, Matthew successfully argued that the client’s decision to refuse a blood draw under unsanitary conditions was a legally protected objection, rather than a mere refusal. This victory, secured by leveraging the landmark California case Ross v. DMV, demonstrates the importance of ensuring driver safety and the right to assurances during traffic stops. The DMV Hearing Officer was presented with compelling evidence that the arresting deputies failed to meet their statutory obligations, including providing factual basis for breath test availability and substantiating the claim of recanted consent. As a result, the DMV issued an official Order of Set Aside, vacating the one-year Continue reading →

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