Meeh v. Director of Revenue

GARY M. GAERTNER, Presiding Judge.

On December 12, 1985, St. George Police arrested Robert J. Meeh, respondent-motorist, for driving while intoxicated in violation of a municipal ordinance.1 Respondent submitted to a breathalyzer test at the St. George police station which revealed that his blood-alcohol content exceeded .13 percent. The Missouri Director of Revenue, appellant (hereinafter Director), then suspended respondent’s driving privilege pursuant to RSMo § 302.505 (1986). Respondent requested a hearing to review the administrative suspension. The Missouri Department of Revenue held a…