Department of Public Safety v. Robinette
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Pope, Presiding Judge.
Following his DUI arrest, Mark Robinette requested a hearing on the administrative suspension of his driver’s license. An administrative law judge (“ALJ”) held an evidentiary hearing and then sustained the license suspension. Robinette filed a petition for judicial review with the superior court. The superior court reversed the ALJ’s ruling because the test result slip from the breath-testing device was not introduced into evidence at the administrative hearing. Pursuant to our grant of their application for a discretionary appeal, the Georgia Department of Public Safety…
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