· 5/30/1991
Seth v. State
Citations
- 592 A.2d 436
- 1991 Del. LEXIS 191
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the implied consent statute permits warrantless chemical testing
- holding that the implied consent statute permits warrantless chemical testing
- stating standard of review for issues of law is de novo
- “The Rules [of Professional Conduct] may not be used for tactical purposes to disqualify prosecutors where no realistic likelihood of conflict appears.”
- “[U]under Delaware law the police can require a suspect to submit to testing without that person’s consent.”
- “even if the officer had violated the implied consent law, any argument to exclude the evidence is irrelevant. Section 2750(a) eliminates any defense to admissibility not implicating the Fourth Amendment”
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Judges: Christie, Horsey, Walsh
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