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STATE v. ABDEREAZEQ

No. COA95-1149.

471 S.E.2d 445 (1996)

STATE of North Carolina, Appellant, v. Shelia ABDEREAZEQ, Mack Arthur Booth, William Michael Brinson, Michael Wayne Bunn, Kenneth T. Carter, Tyronne Anthony Caudle, Allene Cogswell, James Ed Cooper, Robert Lee Cyrus, Rodney Rombra Evans, Margaret Norfleet Faison, Allen Perrie Gay, Joseph A. Griffin, Carlton Moody Harris, Sr., Clinton Lee Harmon, Calvin Lee Hill, Kelly Lorenza Hines, Michael Lloyd Hopkins, Paul Ray Hughes, James Allen Hunt, Tyrone Cleopas James, Jerry Johnson, Nicolette Johnson, Roy Jones, Timothy Scott Jones, Charles Earl Lewis, Charlie Junior Lewis, Shelton Kelsey Liles, Julius Thomas Little, David Timothy Locke, Wilson Junious Lynch, Milton Aurlander Lyons, Daniel E. McCollough, Sandra Webb McKinsey, Jeryl McWilliams, Carolyn Jean Mills, Dennis Earl Mills, Iva Norvester Payton, Dexter Pittman, James Quinton Pittman, Paul Price III, Ricky Lee Rook, John Brent Sapp, Benjamin Silver, Enoch Silver, Jr., Carlton F. Small, Rickey Alston Spragley, John Albert Stallings, Debra Jean Stanley, James LeRoy Staton, James LeRoy Staton, Andrew Leander Taylor, Nathaniel Thorpe, Jr., Ellis Craig Vaughan, Benjamin Weaver, Bruce Graham West, Jr., Jimmie Dee Whitfield, Michael Dearine Wiggins, Deborah Ann Zazzaretti, Defendants-Appellees.

Court of Appeals of North Carolina.

June 18, 1996.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Attorney General Michael F. Easley, by Special Deputy Attorney General Isaac T. Avery, III, for the State.

Hux, Livermon & Armstrong, L.L.P., by James S. Livermon, Jr., Enfield, for defendants-appellees.

MARK D. MARTIN, Judge.

The State of North Carolina appeals from the trial court's orders granting defendants' motions to suppress the results of their intoxilyzer tests, or their refusal to submit to chemical analysis.

In each of the cases the parties stipulated to the following pertinent facts:

1. The charging officer ... observed the defendant operating a motor vehicle on a public highway.... 2. The charging officer had reasonable grounds...

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