Are the results from the Intoxilyzer 9000 admissible in court?

The results from the Intoxilyzer 9000 are admissible in court if the testing was conducted according to established protocols. This means that the procedures for administering the test must follow specific guidelines laid out by the manufacturer and any applicable legal statutes. These protocols typically cover aspects such as pre-test conditions, calibration of the device, and the qualifications of the operator administering the test.

When the test is conducted according to these established protocols, the reliability and integrity of the results are upheld, making them acceptable evidence in a court of law. Judges and juries can then rely on the results from the Intoxilyzer 9000 as part of the factual basis to determine the level of intoxication of an individual at the time of testing.

The other options do not provide the complete picture as to when results are admissible, as they might refer to situations that either compromise the results or are not standardized within legal practice.