· 4/15/1883
Allen v. McMonagle
Citations
- 77 Mo. 478
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- describing a suspected drunk driver who, after apparently consenting to a breath test, intentionally belched in an attempt to disrupt the reading
- construing prior version of regulations governing breath-alcohol tests and noting that they were promulgated “to ensure accurate measurements of breath-alcohol levels”
- licensee belched into machine after having previously done so and after having been warned not to do so again
- subject burped on two occasions immediately prior to being asked to provide a breath sample and, for that reason, was deemed to have 16 refused to submit to the test
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