Menosky v. Commonwealth

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• holding that a lawful arrest is not a prerequisite to a valid driver's license suspension for failure to submit to chemical testing
• holding that a lawful arrest is not a prerequisite to a valid driver’s license suspension for failure to submit to chemical testing
• warrantless entiy into licensee’s home did not preclude suspension of licensee’s operating privileges
• warrantless entry into licensee's home did not preclude suspension of licensee's operating privileges
• out-of-court statement by individual who telephoned police to report an accident and opined that driver appeared to be driving 5 Unreported memorandum opinions may only be cited for their persuasive value, but not as binding precedent. Section 414(a

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