United States v. Elizabeth Reid, United States of America v. Lucy Boylan

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• holding that breathalyzer tests were reasonable searches under the Fourth Amendment because they were searches incident to lawful arrests
• stating that breathalyser is the \best means of obtaining evi- dence of the breath alcohol content\
• upholding multiple breath tests of one defendant under the exigent circumstances doctrine
• defendants lawfully arrested after they were observed driving in a suspicious manner, smelled of alcohol, and failed FSTs
• “The best means of obtaining evidence of the breath alcohol content, and the least intrusive way of testing, is the breathalyzer test.”
• breathalyzer search incident to DWI arrest held to be constitutional

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).