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BENCH BLOG: Implied consent case shows need to update refusal-hearing statute
Under the implied-consent law, is your consent to a blood test for alcohol “coerced” because it is a foregone conclusion that the threatened license revocation for refusing would be vacated at a refusal hearing? The Court of Appeals recently took up this question.
Bishop’s lawyer: Implied consent unconstitutional
A Dane County judge has refused to throw out the blood alcohol test of former bishop charged in a fatal hit-and-run crash.
Motor Vehicles — implied consent — jurisdiction
2012AP1426 In the matter of the refusal of Brandon H. Bentdahl
Motor Vehicles – OWI — implied consent — probable cause
2012AP1266 Village of Little Chute v. Bunnell
Motor Vehicles — implied consent
2011AP622 In the matter of the refusal of William R. Hartman
Motor Vehicles — implied consent — probable cause
2011AP2021 In the matter of the refusal of John J. Uttke
Motor Vehicles — implied consent
2011AP982 In the matter of the refusal of Michael D. Urben
Motor Vehicles — implied consent — reasonable suspicion
2011AP898 In the matter of the refusal of John E. Ahern
2011AP661 In the matter of the refusal of Matthew J. Miller
Motor Vehicles implied consent; refusal; public place
2010AP2899 In the matter of the refusal of Ryan Stefan Roberts
Motor Vehicles Implied consent
2010AP2416 In the matter of the refusal of Charles L. Wendt
Motor Vehicles Implied consent; probable cause
2010AP2349 Columbia County v. Devos
Motor Vehicles OWI; implied consent Mark Devos appeals a judgment of conviction for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant (OWI), contrary to Wis. Stat. § 346.63(1)(a), first offense. He contends the circuit court erred in denying his motion to suppress the results of a chemical test of his blood because […]
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