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OWI – Additional test for intoxication, § 343.305
State v. Stephen R. Tollaksen, Jr., 2012AP778-CR, District 4, 1/10/13
Court of appeals decision (1 judge; ineligible for publication); case activity
The court of appeals affirms the denial of motion to suppress evidence of blood test results where circuit court found that Tollaksen had not requested an additional test to determine the presence of alcohol in his system. The record supported the circuit court’s acceptance of the officer’s testimony that Tollaksen did not request an additional test,
Probable Cause – PBT, § 343.303; Blood Test Admissibility; Probable Cause – PBT, § 343.303
Winnebago County v. Anastasia G. Christenson, 2012AP1189, District 2, 10/31/12
court of appeals decision (1-judge, ineligible for publication); case activity
Probable Cause – PBT, § 343.303
¶11 At the time Putzer administered the PBT to Christenson, he was aware that she had driven her car into a ditch, smelled of “intoxicating beverages” around midnight on Saturday night/Sunday morning (a day and time that increases suspicion of alcohol consumption),