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· 2/14/1955

Alley v. Troutdale Hotel & Realty Co.

Citations

  • 131 Colo. 124
  • 279 P.2d 1060
  • 1955 Colo. LEXIS 381

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding results of second chemical test for drugs was admissible even though state trooper did not reread the implied consent advisory in part because “there is no evidence in the record that Voss was confused about the consequences of his decision”
  • holding results of second chemical test for drugs was admissible even though state trooper did not reread the implied consent advisory in part because “there is no evidence in the record that Voss was confused about the consequences of his decision”
  • stating the clearly articulated purpose of the implied-consent advisory is to benefit the driver
  • stating the clearly articulated purpose of the implied-consent advisory is to benefit the driver
  • “The clear intent of [these advisements] is to provide a person who has been requested to submit [to] a chemical test a basis for evaluation and decision-making in regard to either submitting or not submitting to the test.”
  • “The clear intent of [these advisements] is to provide a person who has been requested to submit [to] a chemical test a basis for evaluation and decision-making in regard to either submitting or not submitting to the test.”

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Judges: Moore

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