Court of Appeals of Alaska· 4/3/1998

Ballard v. State

Citations

955 P.2d 931
1998 Alas. App. LEXIS 17
1998 WL 150774

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HGN test results admissible to show that a defendant has consumed alcohol and is potentially impaired
HGN test results admissible only to show that person has consumed alcohol and is potentially impaired
“While HGN testing may not, of itself, be sufficient to establish intoxication, HGN test results are admissible as a factor to be considered by the fact-finder when determining intoxication.”
HGN evidence meets Frye test if results are offered to show a person has consumed alcohol and is potentially impaired
HGN test results admissible only to show that person has consumed alcohol and is potentially impaired
HGN evidence meets Frye test if results are offered to show a person has consumed alcohol and is potentially impaired

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Judges: Bryner, Mannheimer, Wolverton, Coats

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