Eldridge v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BUCKINGHAM, Judge.
We have accepted discretionary review of an order of the Boyle Circuit Court affirming the ruling of the Boyle District Court that the results of a breath alcohol test administered to Arthur Eldridge in conjunction with his arrest for DUI should not be suppressed. Eldridge contends that the breath alcohol test results should be suppressed (1) because the police officer administering the test failed to observe him for the required twenty-minute period prior to administering the test, and (2) because a new observation period was not conducted after he removed his…
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