Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 4/18/1997

State v. Taylor

Citations

1997 ME 81
694 A.2d 907
1997 Me. LEXIS 90

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holding that the HGN may be introduced as circumstantial evidence of intoxication without a scientific explanation; referring to the HGN as the single most accurate field test if properly done
applying Frye test; HGN test results admissible as evidence of impairment
“A proper foundation shall consist of evidence that the officer or administrator of the HGN test is trained in the procedure and the test was properly administered.”
“A proper foundation shall consist of evidence that the officer or administrator of the HGN test is trained in the procedure and the test was properly administered.”
taking judicial notice of HGN reliability

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Judges: Wathen, Roberts, Glassman, Clifford, Rudman, Dana, Lipez

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