SOUTHARDS v. Director of Revenue
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
GARY W. LYNCH, Judge.
Director of Revenue (“Director”) revoked the driving privileges of Harold Southards (“Southards”) for one year after he refused to submit to a chemical test to determine his blood alcohol content, pursuant to section 577.041. 1 Following a pos-trevocation hearing in the circuit court, the trial judge determined there was not probable cause to arrest Southards because the arresting officer lacked “sufficient indicia of intoxication to determine it was more likely than not [Southards] was intoxicated.” Accordingly, the trial court set aside the administrative revocation and…
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