• Do you regularly go to trial on drug and alcohol cases?
• What kind of training have you received that is specific to DWIs?
• Do you know the agency responsible for standardizing the field tests?
• Do you know who is responsible for oversight of the Drug Recognition program?
• Do you know how the breath, blood and urine results are calculated?
• Can you tell me about the dual column gas chromatograph with flame ionization and potential problems with its use?
• Do you know the possible and probable problems with the breath, blood, and urine tests?
• Do you answer you clients’ calls on the weekends or after hours?
• Can your clients have your personal cell phone number in case there is an emergency?
• Have you ever been to a police academy or any other law enforcement training?
• Have you ever arrested someone?
• Have you ever ridden with police officers and seen how they make their arrest decisions?
• Have you ever trained police officers on the street in real world situations?
• Have you ever investigated a case that resulted in the issuance of a search warrant or arrest warrant?
• Have you been trained to perform field sobriety tests?
• Have you ever operated a breathalyzer?
• Have you ever prosecuted people charged with a crime?
• Have you ever trained prosecutors?
• Have you ever lectured your peers on topics of DWI, DUI, or other alcohol or drug related offenses?
• Have you ever sat as a special judge on criminal cases? 

John Collins and Brian Ray can answer yes to these questions? As former police officers and former prosecutors they have seen the charges from the other side.Wouldn’t you want a lawyer who can answer these questions?

When choosing an attorney, price is a concern, but should not be the primary concern. The old adage, “you get what you pay for” is true in life and law. We charge enough to handle the case right, rather than just charging enough to get the client in the door. It is the constant battle of quality versus quantity. We are here to protect your rights. What are your rights worth to you?