Three years after the New Jersey Supreme Court decreed that prior breath-test refusal convictions may not be used to boost drunken-driving penalties, it is considering whether the converse should be equally true.
February 06, 2014 at 05:23 PM
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Three years after the New Jersey Supreme Court decreed that prior breath-test refusal convictions may not be used to boost drunken-driving penalties, it is considering whether the converse should be equally true.
The court on Monday heard arguments on whether a refusal defendant’s two prior DWI convictions were improperly used to increase his penalty.
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