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Task: Forced Blood Draw DUI Suspects
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Missouri v. McNeely, 133 S.Ct. 1552 (2013).
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• Irrespective of state implied consent laws, there is no automatic

exigency in driving while impaired cases under the 4 Amendment
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which would allow officers in all cases to force a blood draw to
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prevent the loss of evidence. i.e. dissipation of alcohol levels in

blood.

• A forced blood draw would have to be supported by articulated
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exigency beyond the simple dissipation of substances in the blood

over time.

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