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State v. Brown

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  • 725 So. 2d 441
  • 1999 WL 49135

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  • noting “under the influence” as used by statute means the driver’s normal faculties were “impaired,” not simply that the driver had consumed alcohol but the odor of alcohol on a driver’s breath is a critical factor in determining whether probable cause existed
  • police had probable cause to order blood test of driver who had collided with bicyclist and officer observed that driver had odor of alcohol on breath and blood-shot eyes

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Judges: W. Sharp

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