Yes. A Rhode Island DUI can be dismissed or reduced when the evidence has problems. Common grounds include a traffic stop without reasonable suspicion, a breathalyzer that was not certified or tested for accuracy within the 30 days before your test, an operator whose certification lapsed, failure to offer you an independent chemical test, and errors in how field sobriety tests were given. Reductions to reckless driving are also possible in the right case. Whether any of these applies depends on the police report, the video, and the testing records, which is why a Rhode Island DUI lawyer reviews them before anything else.
