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I'm not lazy...I just know my limitations...OK, I'm a little lazy. But has anyone one done any actual writing on this McNeely thing. I am already getting motions to suppress based on McNeely and I sure would like to put together a suitable memo defending at least the "mandatory" blood draw situations. | ||
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Montgomery County has. Send Warren or myself an email and we can send it along. L. | |||
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That said, contact the folks in Montgomery County. Lane and Warren (and the other folks who have undoubtedly contributed) have put a lot of thought into this issue. | |||
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Agreed. The long-term solution is to get the Texas mandatory blood draw laws affirmed on the theory that the defendant, by accepting his driver's license, has already consented to providing a sample of his breath or blood. Such a solution would also avoid litigating every single blood draw case to see if there were exigent circumstances. | |||
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We have at least a half-dozen McNeely-related documents on our DWI page, FYI. http://www.tdcaa.com/dwi/index.html | |||
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