People v. Bugbee

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• finding that the defendant’s response to an officer’s request to recite the alphabet was not testimonial, as “[i]t would reveal nothing more than coordination on his part and would not reveal any subjective knowledge or thought processes which might tend to incriminate him”
• refusal to submit to a Breathalyzer test is not an act protected by the constitutional privilege against self-incrimination
• refusal to submit to a Breathalyzer test is not an act protected by the constitutional privilege against self-incrimination

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