· 11/28/1990

COM., DEPT. OF TRANSP. v. Wicks

Citations

583 A.2d 21
136 Pa. Commw. 322
1990 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 633

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holding burden is on licensee to show he was incapable of refusing to consent by presenting medical testimony unless there is an obvious medical infirmity; incapacity by intoxication is not sufficient
holding burden is on licensee to show he was incapable of refusing to consent by presenting medical testimony unless there is an obvious medical infirmity; incapacity by intoxication is not sufficient

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Judges: Doyle, McGinley, Blatt

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