Texas Department of Public Safety v. Fecci

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• noting that substantial evidence exists if reasonable minds could have reached the same conclusion
• noting that substantial evidence exists if reasonable minds could have reached the same conclusion
• analyzing procedural effect of a document entitled “Motion for New Trial/Motion for Rehearing”
• it was reasonable for the ALJ to find that Feed’s request to talk to his attorney when asked to take a breath test was a refusal to provide the specimen
• it was reasonable for the ALJ to find that Fecci’s request to talk to his attorney when asked to take a breath test was a refusal to provide the specimen

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