Stroupe v. Commonwealth

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• observing that the statute allows the defendant to prove by the nurse the particulars of extracting his blood
• discussing a previous enactment of the implied consent law, noting that the statute made admissibility of certificates easier, but not that BAC certificates were impossible to introduce prior to passage of such laws
• discussing a previous enactment of the implied consent law, noting that the statute made admissibility of certificates easi er, but not that BAC certificates were impossible to introduce prior to passage of such laws
• with respect to the regularity of the test, the statute affords the defendant the right to prove noncompliance with test procedures and such evidence affects the weight rather than the admissibility of the certificate
• with respect to the regularity of the test, the statute affords the defendant the right to prove noncompliance with test procedures and such evidence affects the weight rather than the admissibility of the certificate

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