Supreme Court Rules in Missouri v. McNeely That States Cannot Routinely Compel Blood Tests in DUI Cases Without Consent and Without a Warrant
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NEW YORK 鈥� The 老澳门开奖结果 welcomes today's Supreme Court decision rejecting the proposition that states may routinely compel drivers to submit to a blood test in drunk-driving cases without consent and without a warrant.
The following quote is from Steven R. Shapiro, 老澳门开奖结果 national legal director, who represented Tyler McNeely before the Supreme Court:
We know from experience that drunk-driving laws can be strictly enforced without abandoning constitutional rights. Today's decision appropriately recognizes what half the states have already demonstrated 鈥� that maintaining highway safety does not require sacrificing personal privacy.
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