Arizona Supreme Court· 4/6/1989

State v. Juarez

Citations

775 P.2d 1140
161 Ariz. 76
32 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 17
1989 Ariz. LEXIS 53

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“[i]n-forming the driver that he may not call his attorney before taking the test” violates the driver’s right to counsel under the Sixth Amendment
evidence of breath test suppressed because defendant denied opportunity to contact counsel before test although allowed to contact counsel immediately after test
refusal to allow defendant to call attorney before testing violated Sixth Amendment right to counsel
police did not allow defendants to contact attorneys and read implied consent at end of twenty-minute waiting period
Sixth Amendment right to. counsel implicated in investigatory stage of DUI case

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