Hoeffner v. Kansas Department of Revenue

Standridge, J.:

After leaving an incident at a casino, William Hoeffner, Jr., was arrested for driving under the influence. The arresting officers read him the required implied consent advisory before requesting he submit to a breath test. He refused to do so until the officers repeatedly indicated that they would obtain a search warrant for a blood test; then, he agreed to the breath test, which he failed. Although Hoeffner argued the officers unlawfully coerced him into submitting to a breath test by threatening to obtain a search warrant, his driving privileges were suspended. His *880suspension…