In re the Driver's License of Green
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
On September 21, 1972, the then Director of Revenue issued an order revoking the operator’s license of Elbert H. Green (hereinafter appellant) for a period of one year from and after October 6, 1972, because of appellant’s refusal to submit to a chemical (breathalyzer) test following his arrest on March 18, 1972, for driving an automobile upon a public highway in Springfield, Missouri, while intoxicated. § 564.444, par. I.1 On October 3, 1972, appellant instituted this proceeding for a hearing in the Circuit Court of Greene County [§ 564.444, par. 2] and on the same date sought and obtained…
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