Legal Opinion
Patricia S. Reed, Comm. W.Va. Division of Motor Vehicles v. Joseph D. Pompeo
West Virginia Supreme Court
Decided February 8, 2018No. 17-0175PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Justice:
Joseph D. Pompeo's driver's license was revoked as a result of a traffic stop by Wheeling police officers. The officers observed that Mr. Pompeo appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and performed three field sobriety tests, all of which Mr. Pompeo failed, and a preliminary breath test, which he refused. After his arrest, he claimed that he was unable to perform a secondary chemical test as a result of an undisclosed breathing condition. Mr. Pompeo unsuccessfully challenged the revocation of his license with the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) and then appealed…
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