Defending DUI refusals in jury trials
"We’ve all had those cases where the driver refuses something—denies drinking, refuses field sobriety tests, or refuses blood, breath or urine tests," writes Don Ramsell in the latest ISBA Traffic Laws and Courts newsletter. "When the case is set for a jury trial, how do we answer the age-old prosecutorial argument that 'refusal equals consciousness of guilt'?"
How? Don tells you how.
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