Opinion · Court of Appeals of Oregon

McEuen v. Motor Vehicles Div.

McEuen v. Motor Vehicles Div., 75 Or. App. 334 (Or. Ct. App. 1985)

Type
Opinion
Court
Court of Appeals of Oregon
Jurisdiction
Oregon
Date
1985-09-18
Topic
general

PER CURIAM The Motor Vehicles Division appeals from the order of the circuit court that reversed its administrative suspension of petitioner’s driving privileges for refusal to take a breath test. The trial court held that the suspension was invalid, because petitioner was not informed he had a right to an independent test if his blood alcohol level was less than .08 percent. We reverse and reinstate Division’s order of suspension. Wimmer v. Motor Vehicles Division, 75 Or App 287, 706 P2d 182 (1985).

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PER CURIAM

The Motor Vehicles Division appeals from the order of the circuit court that reversed its administrative suspension of petitioner’s driving privileges for refusal to take a breath test. The trial court held that the suspension was invalid, because petitioner was not informed he had a right to an independent test if his blood alcohol level was less than .08 percent. We reverse and reinstate Division’s order of suspension. Wimmer v. Motor Vehicles Division, 75 Or App 287, 706 P2d 182 (1985).