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· 9/15/1932

Claim of Hernandez v. Weinstock

Citations

  • 236 A.D. 767

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  • explaining that proof of a refusal to submit to a chemical test “is received to permit the inference of consciousness of guilt, i.e., that defendant refused to take the test because of his apprehension as to whether he would pass it”

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