Rank v. Hanna

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• finding statute similar to Oklahoma's, with same per se probable cause finding, unconstitutional
• finding statute similar to Oklahoma's, with same per se probable cause finding, unconstitutional
• accepting the proposition that the implied consent statute compels a person to choose between giving actual consent or submitting to administrative penalties, but rejecting the view that implied consent amounts to an exception to the warrant requirement
• accepting the proposition that the implied consent statute compels a person to choose between giving actual consent or submitting to administrative penalties, but rejecting the view that implied consent amounts to an exception to the warrant requirement
• discounting Guest as persuasive authority for want of any reasoned analysis
• “And, even if we were so inclined to accept the State’s view [that the implied consent statute satisfied the Fourth Amendment], it is immaterial because Declerck withdrew her consent.”

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