Wallace v. State

Phipps, Chief Judge.

William Glynn Wallace was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol (unlawful alcohol concentration and less safe)1 and failure to illuminate the vehicle’s rear registration plate.2 Wallace moved to suppress the results of the state-administered chemical test of his breath, contending that the arresting officer failed to adequately inform him of his implied consent rights. Specifically, Wallace argued that after the officer read to him the appropriate implied consent notice, and he refused to submit to the test, the officer gave him incorrect information…