New Jersey's Supreme Court agrees to review a case that could broadly impact drunken driving defendants charged with refusing a breath test.
September 26, 2012 at 11:22 PM
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New Jersey’s Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to review a case that could broadly impact drunken driving defendants charged with refusing a breath test.
The justices granted certification in State v. O’Driscoll, A-7-12, in which a refusal conviction was overturned because the police provided outdated information that understated the penalty for not providing a breath sample.
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