Commonwealth v. Tylwalk

How courts have described this case

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• breathalyzer and chemical tests administered approximately four hours and fifteen minutes after defendant’s hit-and-run accident
• delay of an hour and a half between operation of motor vehicle and drawing of blood goes only to weight not admissibility of test
• breathalyzer and chemical tests administered approximately four hours and fifteen minutes after defendant’s hit-and-run accident
• results of breathalyzer test administered four and a quarter hours after accident suppressed by trial court because performed too long after accident; found to be reversible error by Superior Court
• test taken four hours and fifteen minutes after an accident was admissible

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).