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· 5/9/2002

Scherr v. Colorado Department of Revenue

Citations

  • 49 P.3d 1217
  • 2002 Colo. App. LEXIS 737
  • 2002 WL 927020

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  • when a hearing officer’s order erroneously interpreted the law in a driver’s license revocation proceeding, remand for further findings was inappropriate because undisputed evidence showed the licensee’s breath alcohol content test was invalid

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Judges: Dailey, Ney, Roy

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