Commonwealth v. Yarger

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• BAC result of .18% is sufficient by itself to establish prima facie case of DUI, and Commonwealth is not required to present expert testimony to establish relation back
• BAC result of .18% is sufficient by itself to establish prima facie case of DUI, and Commonwealth is not required to present expert testimony to establish relation back
• “If the defendant decides to rebut the prima facie evidence against him with expert testimony, then the Commonwealth may present its own expert to refute this testimony.”
• blood alcohol test result of 0.18% performed approximately forty minutes after stop sufficient for jury to infer BAC of 0.10% at time of stop, and state not required to present expert testimony to relate BAC test back to time of stop
• blood alcohol test result of 0.18% performed approximately forty minutes after stop sufficient for jury to infer BAC of 0.10% at time of stop, and state not required to present expert testimony to relate BAC test back to time of stop

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