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State v. Taylor

Citations

  • 132 N.H. 314
  • 566 A.2d 172
  • 1989 N.H. LEXIS 110

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a test was admissible despite a 1-hour-15-minute delay between driving and testing
  • explaining that an individual can be impaired without proof of a specific blood alcohol content, so long as the State proves “impairment to any degree”
  • gathering information necessary for accurate retrograde extrapolation would place “impossible burden upon the State”
  • delay between operation of a motor vehicle and testing goes to weight accorded the test by trier of fact
  • breath test taken within “reasonable period of time” admissible on per se and impairment theories without retrograde extrapolation

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Judges: Johnson

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