State v. Timm

[¶ 1] Geoffrey Timm was arrested for driving under the influence and consented to a warrantless blood test incident to his arrest. The district court denied Timm’s motion to suppress the results of the blood test, and he conditionally pled guilty to driving under the influence, reserving his right to appeal the order denying his motion to suppress.

[¶ 2] In State v. Timm, 2016 ND 92, ¶ 1, 881 N.W.2d 256, we summarily affirmed Timm’s conviction, concluding our implied consent and refusal laws did not render Timm’s consent to the warrantless blood test involuntary under precedent following State…