"True, the expressed consent statute is silent as to warrants, but a different statute within the motor vehicle code (which houses the expressed consent statute) is not," stated Chief Justice Brian D. Boatright.
September 16, 2022 at 04:04 PM
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The Colorado Supreme Court considered whether the state’s expressed consent statute, prohibiting forced blood draws, applies to all searches of individuals suspected of driving under the influence or only to warrantless searches.
Ultimately, a majority of the divided court concluded the latter.
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