OPINION
HALBROOKS, Judge.
Before his trial for third-degree driving while impaired (DWI), Kenneth William Crane moved the district court to order the prosecution to disclose the computer source code for the Intoxilyzer breath-test machine. The district court denied that motion on the basis that the state did not possess or control the source code, and a jury found Crane guilty on two counts of third-degree DWI. On appeal, Crane argues that the district court...
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