State v. Whitman County District Court

How courts have described this case

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• where the driver submits to an evidentiary breath test, the issue in both criminal and administrative contexts is the same
• where the driver submits to an evidentiary breath test, the issue in both criminal and administrative contexts is the same
• officer’s warning that refusal to take breath test “shall” be used at trial required suppression because statute said “may”
• implied consent statute requires that the officer shall warn driver that refusal to submit may be used in any subsequent criminal trial; officer has no discretion with regard to wording

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).