Administrative DWI – Breathalyzer Refusal – License Revocation – Evidence – Hearsay – Witness’ Reliability Holding: Regardless of the reliability of the witness who told a state trooper that petitioner had driven drunk, the trooper could consider the ...
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Administrative Court Upholds AWA License Renewal Rules PETA v. U.S. Dep’t of Agriculture (Lawyers Weekly No. 001-141-17, 19 pp.) (Thacker, J.) No. 16-2029, June 28, 2017; USDC at Raleigh, N.C. (Dever, J.) 4th Cir. Holding: In PETA’s suit challenging the ...
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The most important opinions from North Carolina Lawyers Weekly for the 3Q of 2017 Administrative Court Upholds AWA License Renewal Rules PETA v. U.S. Dep’t of Agriculture (Lawyers Weekly No. 001-141-17, 19 pp.) (Thacker, J.) No. 16-2029, June 28, 2017; ...
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The most important opinions from the second quarter of 2017. Administrative Criminal Practice – DWI – Driver’s License Revocation – Willful Refusal – Blood Test St. John v. Thomas (Lawyers Weekly No. 012-085-17, 15 pp.) (Valerie Zachary, J.) Appealed from ...
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