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State v. Armstrong

Citations

  • 689 P.2d 897
  • 236 Kan. 290
  • 1984 Kan. LEXIS 405

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  • delay of two hours in sampling for jury to consider; “lapse of time usually favors a defendant”
  • peak alcohol level may occur any time from forty to seventy minutes after consumption; thereafter the system eliminates alcohol at a rate of approximately.02% per hour, varying from .006% to .04% per hour; variations arise from defendant's tolerance to alcohol, weight, and food consumption

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Judges: Schroeder

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