Max Keller and Paul Baertschi
will offer defense and prosecutor perspectives on the litigation over the
admissibility of breath, blood and urine tests and test refusals after all the
litigation and the most recent Minnesota Supreme Court decision in State v.
Bernard. Is there still life in the argument about the lawfulness of Minnesota’s
Implied Consent process after Brooks and Bernard? What about refusals to submit
to blood and urine tests? Are there implications for the viability of
Minnesota’s pre-test right to counsel after the Supreme Court found that breath
tests are justified as searches "incident to arrest"? These attorneys promise a
lively discussion and debate over how narrowly or broadly we should be
interpreting McNeely, Brooks and Bernard and will offer their insights and
predictions on the likelihood of one more major decision from the Minnesota
Supreme Court on the subject of refusing blood and urine
tests.
This CLE is available until May
10, 2017.
Presenters
Paul Baertschi, Tallen &
Baertschi
Max Keller, Keller Law Offices
CLE
Credits:
1.0 Standard CLE credits approved | Event Code:
205436
Cost:
MSBA Members: $29.95
Non-MSBA Members:
$64.95