Legal Opinion
State v. Neville
South Dakota Supreme Court
Decided December 2, 1981No. 13260PublishedCited by 39 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
DUNN, Justice.
The State appeals from an order of the circuit court suppressing evidence of defendant Mason Henry Neville’s refusal to submit to a blood alcohol test. We affirm.
Neville was arrested for driving while intoxicated on July 19, 1980, after he had drawn the attention of two Madison, South Dakota police officers by failing to stop for a stop sign. Neville was given two field sobriety tests and was then arrested. After advising him of his Miranda rights, the arresting officer asked Neville to submit to a blood alcohol test and warned him that his failure or refusal to submit to the…
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