Minnesota’s Double-Barrelled Implied Consent Law: A 1983 Update of “Analytical Study of the Legal and Operational Aspects of the Minnesota Law Entitled ‘Chemical Test for Intoxication’”(DOT HS 806 170) by Robert H. Reeder

Lowery, Forst; Minnesota. Dept. of Public Safety

doi:10.21949/1525164

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Minnesota’s Double-Barrelled Implied Consent Law: A 1983 Update of “Analytical Study of the Legal and Operational Aspects of the Minnesota Law Entitled ‘Chemical Test for Intoxication’”(DOT HS 806 170) by Robert H. Reeder

1983-12-01
By Lowery, Forst

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Minnesota's double-barrelled implied consent law : a 1983 update of "Analytical study of the legal and operational aspects of the Minnesota law entitled 'Chemical test for intoxication'" DOT HS 806 170 (Robert H. Reeder)
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Lowery, Forst
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Minnesota. Dept. of Public Safety
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Drunk Driving Implied Consent Laws Legal Factors Revocation State Laws
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DOT-HS-806-549 ; GPO-1984-421-428-10016 ; NTIS-PB85112233

DOT-HS-806-549 ; GPO-1984-421-428-10016 ; NTIS-PB85112233 Less -
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1525164
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Minnesota
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Final report
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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To ensure that a driver's license is revoked promptly when a test shows an alcohol concentration of 0.10 or more, regardless of court outcome or plea bargaining on the criminal charge, Minnesota adopted an administrative revocation law 1976, adding to the conventional implied consent revocation for refusing to take the test. This law was unique to Minnesota until 1981 when two other jurisdictions passed similar laws. In 1982 three more, and in 1983 thirteen more states established similar prompt revocation on test result systems. The author describes the Minnesota law as amended in 1982 and discusses legal and constitutional issues. Effect on apprehension rates, swiftness of sanction, deterrence and perceived risk are analyzed. The author concludes that a two-track DWI control system employing both prompt administrative driver license sanctions on one track and conventional court action on a related but not directly connected parallel criminal track enhances deterrence through more certain, swift penalty, perceived by drivers as severe. /Abstract from report summary page/
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