The Commonwealth Court has ruled that a man who refused chemical blood-alcohol testing will lose his driver`s license even though the airport police officer who stopped the driver arrested him outside the officer`s territorial jurisdiction.
March 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The Commonwealth Court has ruled that a man who refused chemical blood-alcohol testing will lose his driver’s license even though the airport police officer who stopped the driver arrested him outside the officer’s territorial jurisdiction.
The Commonwealth Court in McKinley v. PennDOT, PICS Case No. 02-0301 (Pa. Commw. March 11, 2002) Smith-Ribner, J; Pellegrini, J. dissenting (16 pages), heard the case on remand from the state Supreme Court.
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