This case arises out of the conviction of Paul K. McNichols of driving while intoxicated. At issue is (1) whether Washington's implied consent statute imposes an affirmative duty on jail personnel to advise DWI suspects regarding additional testing; and (2) whether jail personnel interfered with McNichol's attempt to obtain an independent blood alcohol test.
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On April 13, 1991, at approximately...
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