The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled yesterday, for the first time, that drunk-driving suspects must be given a “reasonable opportunity” to contact a lawyer, if they request one, before submitting to a chemical sobriety test, or a Breathalyzer test.

Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com

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