3,000 DUI cases in jeopardy following state Supreme Court ruling

3,000 DUI cases in jeopardy following state Supreme Court ruling

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) –Some 3,000 pending DUI cases are in jeopardy following a state Supreme Court ruling.

The court ruled that Hawaii drivers pulled over for drunk driving weren’t given the chance to properly consent to field sobriety, blood or urine tests.

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