Forman v. Motor Vehicle Administration

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the statute is a “strict penalty ... designed to encourage licensees to take, rather than to refuse, such alcohol tests”
• concluding that proffered evidence as to “whether Forman was properly and fully advised of the administrative sanctions” directly pertained to a genuine issue
• observing that \due process does not require a detaining officer to provide any advice other than that which the statute requires\
• observing that “due process does not require a detaining officer to provide any advice other than that which the statute requires”
• stating that there is a “limited due process right” under Sites for a suspected drunk driver to contact counsel
• stating that the strict penalty for refusing to take a breath test “is designed to encourage licensees to take, rather than to refuse” alcohol concentration breath tests

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).