During oral arguments, New Jersey's Supreme Court seemed poised late last week to declare the Draeger Alcotest scientifically reliable as the state's drunken-driving test device, provided the state implements safeguards. Defense lawyers and prosecutors agree the Alcotest merits judicial approval, but disagree on the terms. Some defense attorneys are continuing to push for independent review of Draeger's software source codes. Draeger objects, arguing that the codes are its protected intellectual property.
April 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
New Jersey’s Supreme Court seemed poised on Thursday to declare a new drunken-driving test device scientifically reliable, provided the state implements certain safeguards against inaccuracies.
The justices made clear at the onset of oral arguments that they had done their homework. Chief Justice James Zazzali said the Court had digested its special master’s 260-page report and voluminous briefs of counsel, so he urged brevity.
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