State v. Rossow

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• explaining that the disjunctive “or” is used to show that the evidence is admissible on either of two separate grounds
• upholding a finding, on similar testimony, that the defendant voluntarily consented to testing
• upholding a finding, on similar testimony, that the defendant voluntarily consented to testing
• blood-test results alone sufficient to convict DWI defendant who claimed he was threatened before being asked to take the test
• DWI defendant did not call witnesses to corroborate his testimony that the officer threatened to revoke his license if he did not take a blood test
• prosecutorial misstatement of burden of proof is error

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