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Colorado justices agree DUI suspects can change mind after initially refusing chemical test
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The Colorado Supreme Court agreed on Monday that drunk driving suspects can change their mind after initially refusing to take a blood or breath test, meaning an Arapahoe County judge wrongly blocked jurors from hearing about the defendant’s ultimate consent to take a test after all. The 6-1 decision technically means defendant Glen Gary Montoya…
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Colorado justices agree DUI suspects can change mind after initially refusing chemical test
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The Colorado Supreme Court agreed on Monday that drunk driving suspects can change their mind after initially refusing to take a blood or breath test, meaning an Arapahoe County judge wrongly blocked jurors from hearing about the defendant’s ultimate consent to take a test after all. The 6-1 decision technically means defendant Glen Gary Montoya…
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Colorado justices weigh drunk driving suspects’ ability to change mind, consent to blood test
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The Colorado Supreme Court considered on Wednesday whether an Arapahoe County judge improperly permitted prosecutors to share a misleading account of a drunk driving suspect’s arrest – making jurors believe Glen Gary Montoya categorically refused a blood alcohol test when, in reality, he changed his mind and ultimately agreed to one. However, some members of the…
