Sullivan v. Municipality of Anchorage
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
CONNOR, Justice.
This appeal challenges the admissibility of the results of a blood alcohol test performed on appellant William J. Sullivan.
In September, 1976, police officers responding to a reported automobile accident found Sullivan pinned in his vehicle with an open beer can crushed between his legs. He was immediately transported to a hospital for treatment of his injuries. An emergency room physician ordered a blood test to ascertain whether Sullivan had ingested alcohol or a tranquilizer.
Police officer Gregory Hansen, who had been at the accident scene, spoke with Sullivan at the…
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