Criminal Practice – Second-Degree Murder – Blood Alcohol Content – Probable Cause – Malice
Where defendant caused a head-on collision by driving on the wrong side of an interstate highway, such reckless driving asserted by an experienced state trooper was reasonable grounds for belief that defendant was driving while impaired. The trial court did not err in concluding the investigating trooper’s application established probable cause for a search warrant
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