HOSPITAL BLOOD DRAWS IN DUI AND RELATED CASES
James R. Doerr • January 15, 2018
This podcast, with defense attorney James Doerr, focuses on recent Illinois appellate cases concerning Fourth Amendment implications of warrantless, non-consensual hospital blood draws for chemical analysis.
- US constitution
- fourth amendment
- DUI
- blood draw and testing
- chemical analysis
- blood and urine test
- exigent circumstances
- warrantless search
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