State v. Hagaman
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtLaROCQUE, J.
Denise Hagaman appeals an order revoking her driving privileges for six months for improperly refusing to submit to a chemical test after an OWI arrest. She claims that she was denied due process because the trial court had a predisposition to deny her claim. She also claims that she was unable to take the test due to a mental disorder. The due process claim is without foundation in the record and is summarily denied. Because Hagaman did not lack knowledge or perception of her acts and surroundings, she was capable of a conscious refusal to take the test within the meaning of sec.…
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