People v. Ebert

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• stating for a proper foundation, \it is necessary to establish only that the test was performed in substantial compliance with the Department's standards\
• stating for a proper foundation, “it is necessary to establish only that the test was performed in substantial compliance with the Department’s standards”
• stating the question of whether the State laid a sufficient foundation for the admission of breath-test results by substantially, but not strictly, complying with administrative regulations was a question of law subject to de novo review
• stating the question of whether the State laid a sufficient foundation for the admission of breath- test results by substantially, but not strictly, complying with administrative regulations was a question of law subject to de novo review

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