Dorman v. State

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• finding no probable cause to administer a blood alcohol test where officer knew the defendant had been involved in a collision, observed that the defendant’s eyes were red and watery and that the defendant had been crying, and did not smell alcohol on defendant’s breath
• blood-alcohol test results not admissible for lack of substantial compliance with statutory requirements where trooper’s observation that defendant’s eyes were red insufficient to establish probable cause to take sample

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).