BROWN, J.
Scott L. Humphrey was convicted of homicide by intoxicated use of a motor vehicle. At trial, the state introduced results of a breathalyzer examination administered to the defendant shortly after the accident. Humphrey objected to the admission of the test results because the state had not preserved the test ampoule. In motions after verdict, Humphrey renewed his objection and moved for a new trial, pursuant to Rule 809.30(1)(f), Stats., and this court's...
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