In Re Refusal of Kliss
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the Court
SNYDER, EJ.
¶ 1. Darren A. Kliss appeals from an order holding that he unlawfully refused to submit to an evidentiary chemical test, contrary to Wis. Stat. § 343.305(9) (2003-04). Kliss contends that the circuit court applied an improper legal standard when it determined that an oversupply of information did not interfere with his ability to make a choice under the implied consent law. Specifically, he argues that the court used a subjective standard, rather than an objective standard, to hold that he unlawfully refused the chemical test. In the alternative, Kliss argues that even under a…
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