State v. Bowen

I concur fully in the analysis and judgment in this case. I write separately to make the point that this Court depends upon the parties involved to provide support in the record and in the law for their *162respective positions on appeal. The majority properly affirms the trial court’s grant of Bowen’s motion to suppress certain test results, based upon the Georgia Bureau of Investigation’s failure to publish its procedures for granting permits for the administration of breath, blood, and urine tests, holding that such failure was a violation of the Administrative Procedure Act, as outlined in…