A special master appointed by the New Jersey Supreme Court has found the state's new drunken driving tester, the Draeger Alcotest 7110, is scientifically reliable and can be used subject to certain safeguards. The master's findings, if adopted by the court, would allow Alcotest blood alcohol readings to be admitted in drunken driving cases without expert testimony. The state wants to use the Alcotest to replace the antiquated Breathalyzer as the standard test of blood-alcohol level.
February 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A special master appointed by the New Jersey Supreme Court has found the state’s new drunken driving tester, the Draeger Alcotest 7110, is scientifically reliable and can be used subject to certain safeguards.
The master’s findings in State v. Chun, No. 58,879, if adopted by the court, would allow Alcotest blood alcohol readings to be admitted in drunken driving cases without expert testimony.
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