In a case that is expected to have wide-reaching ramifications, the New Jersey Supreme Court this fall will wrestle with how to treat a refusal to submit to a breath test for drivers stopped under suspicion of drunk driving.
In a case that is expected to have wide-reaching ramifications, the New Jersey Supreme Court this fall will wrestle with how to treat a refusal to submit to a breath test for drivers stopped under suspicion of drunk driving. The state bar is amicus in the case.
October 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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In a case that is expected to have wide-reaching ramifications, the New Jersey Supreme Court this fall will wrestle with how to treat a refusal to submit to a breath test for drivers stopped under suspicion of drunk driving.
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