Selig v. State

OPINION

MANNHEIMER, Judge.

Leigh F. Selig was arrested for driving under the influence, after he caused a four-vehicle collision. Selig was taken to the trooper station, where he was asked to submit to a breath test. The breath test showed that Selig had a blood alcohol level of .181 percent, over twice the legal limit,. Selig then exercised his right to an independent blood test. This second test yielded essentially the same result: according to the blood test, Selig's blood alcohol level was .182 percent.

After Selig was formally charged with driving under the influence, he asked the district…