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State v. Wagner

Citations

  • 637 N.W.2d 330
  • 2001 Minn. App. LEXIS 1420
  • 2001 WL 1647291

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  • concluding trooper had an objective, reasonable, and articulable basis for investigatory stop when driver drove on shoulder and then crossed center line
  • holding presumptions, burdens of proof, and evidentiary rules are different in implied-consent proceedings than in criminal proceedings
  • finding reasonable basis for stop where driver 5 crossed center line and drove onto shoulder
  • finding an objective, reasonable basis to conduct a traffic stop when the driver crossed the center line and drove on the shoulder
  • “[B]ecause the implied-consent proceeding is civil, presumptions, burdens of proof, and evi-dentiary rules are different from a criminal proceeding.”
  • interpreting Minn. Stat. § 169.18, subd. 7(a) (2000)

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Judges: Randall, Amundson, Klaphake

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