A police officer cannot have reasonable grounds to believe that a licensee was driving under the influence of alcohol unless the officer establishes the time frame between the licensee's driving and intoxication. The court affirmed the order granting licensee's suspension appeal and reinstating his driving privileges.
October 04, 2011 at 10:00 AM
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Sestric v. Dep’t of Transportation, PICS Case No. 11-4179 (Pa. Commw. Sept. 27, 2011) Friedman, Sr. J. (6 pages).
A police officer cannot have reasonable grounds to believe that a licensee was driving under the influence of alcohol unless the officer establishes the time frame between the licensee’s driving and intoxication. The court affirmed the order granting licensee’s suspension appeal and reinstating his driving privileges.
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