Suspected drunk drivers do have the ability to revoke their consent to a blood or breath test, requiring police to generally get a warrant to measure intoxication levels, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday.
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Members of the Colorado Supreme Court on Tuesday pushed back against the notion that prosecutors can paint a selective picture of a criminal defendant s guilt by shielding the jury from evidence the defendant did not commit an offense after all.