Officer had reason to believe man was intoxicated

The Director of Revenue must prove only three things in a driver's revocations case according to statute: whether or not the person was arrested; whether or not the arresting officer "had reasonable grounds" to believe the person was driving while intoxicated; and third, whether or not the person refused to take a breathalyzer test.In Jeffrey ...

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Officer had reason to believe man was intoxicated

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