Jereme Roesing v. Director of Revenue, State of Missouri
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the CourtMary R. Russell, Judge
Following Jereme Roesing's refusal to submit to a chemical test, the director of revenue revoked his driving privileges for one year pursuant to section 577.041.1. 1 Roesing filed a petition for review of his driver's license revocation with the circuit court, which entered a judgment sustaining the revocation. He appealed, arguing that his refusal to consent to a chemical test was not voluntary and unequivocal under section 577.041.1 because law enforcement deprived him of his statutory right to counsel by listening to and making audio and video recordings of his end of the conversation with…
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