State May Use Warrant To Get Blood, Urine Tests

The state may search the bodily fluids, through blood and urine tests, of individuals suspected of driving while intoxicated if a court issues a search warrant, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, said Tuesday, even though the refusal provision of Implied Consent Law provides that if a person refuses to submit to a test ...

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State May Use Warrant To Get Blood, Urine Tests

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