Merseal v. State Dept. of Licensing

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the Uniform Commercial Driver’s License Act is liberally construed to protect the public from alcohol impaired drivers of commercial vehicles and that public safety is a sufficient basis for distinguishing between commercial drivers and the general public
• holding the Uniform Commercial Driver's License Act is liberally construed to protect the public from alcohol impaired drivers of commercial vehicles and that public safety is a sufficient basis for distinguishing between commercial drivers and the general public
• applying substantial compliance doctrine to implied consent statute when defendant stipulated to accuracy of police report
• applying substantial compliance doctrine to implied consent statute when defendant stipulated to accuracy of police report

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