Kollodge v. Charnes
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KELLY, Judge.
The plaintiff, Jerome C. Kollodge, appeals the trial court judgment which affirmed the revocation of Kollodge’s driver’s license by the Department of Revenue. Kollodge contends that the arresting officer did not submit relevant information to the Department, and that the statute requiring submission of the information is unconstitutionally vague. We affirm.
Just after midnight on October 11, 1984, a state trooper observed a vehicle weaving erratically at a slow speed through an intersection in Boulder. Upon stopping the car, the officer noted a strong odor of alcohol on the breath…
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