McNutt v. Superior Court of State of Ariz.

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing case because the police had not allowed the defendant to call his attorney while in custody, and an independent blood-alcohol test taken upon his release two and one-half hours after the traffic stop would have been meaningless
• dismissal of DWI case with prejudice appropriate where state prevented defendant from obtaining independent blood test
• police prevented defendant from having attorney arrange independent blood test when attorney available by telephone
• dismissal is proper remedy for denial of right to counsel in DWI case
• dismissal is proper remedy for denial of right to counsel in DWI case
• where the court stated that dismissal of the case with prejudice is the appropriate remedy where the state’s actions foreclosed a fair trial by preventing the defendant from collecting exculpatory evidence which was no longer available

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