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State v. Griffin

Citations

  • 563 A.2d 642
  • 152 Vt. 41
  • 1989 Vt. LEXIS 120

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  • holding that despite alleged mechanical inoperability, the defendant had actual physical control of coasting vehicle
  • explaining that raising issues before trial court gives it an opportunity to take “remedial action” that could “minimize or eliminate any prejudice”
  • explaining that raising issues before trial court gives it an opportunity to take “remedial action” that could “minimize or eliminate any prejudice”
  • actual physical control conviction upheld where defendant testified that he was coasting down the road because vehicle’s radiator was damaged and without water
  • defendant claiming taint of extraneous influences required only to show capacity to affect result
  • despite alleged mechanical inoperability, defendant had actual physical control of coasting vehicle

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Judges: Allen, Peck, Gibson, Dooley, Barney

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