State v. Haner

Stiger, J.—

I. Defendant consented to a blood test

His first assignment of error is that the court erred in overruling his objections to questions propounded to Dr. Charles Fee, the physician who made the blood test. This witness qualified as an expert on the subject of intoxication and blood tests. He used the Widmark method in determining the amount of alcohol present in a specimen of defendant’s blood.

He testified that he found 400 milligrams of alcohol per 100 c. c. of blood, and, that in his opinion, a person with that much alcohol in his blood was intoxicated.

The witness further testified: