Protests 578543-G of Henry Pollak, Inc.

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• reviewing the principles set forth in Moore II and concluding that the defendant’s consent to a urine test was not rendered involuntary when an officer read the defendant the statutorily required information about rights and consequences relating to refusal to submit to the urine test

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