Alcotest is being phased out as New Jersey's drunken-driving detector within the next three years, but two defense attorneys are pushing for it to be scrapped immediately.
June 18, 2013 at 02:54 AM
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Alcotest is being phased out as New Jersey's drunken-driving detector within the next three years, but two defense attorneys are pushing for it to be scrapped immediately.
In papers filed June 14, Evan Levow and Matthew Reisig ask the state Supreme Court to declare the device unsuitable in light of the state's unwillingness to make court-ordered software and other revisions.
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