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When a Phlebotomist is a “Phlebotomist”

by on 16. Sep, 2010 in Uncategorized

No error in trial court’s finding that officer had reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity that justified investigatory stop of appellant; admission of blood test results was proper

“Phlebotomists” need not be “licensed” in order to draw blood. Also, police may stop motorists who swerve between lanes, abruptly stop at a point past a “stop bar” on the road, and who yell and gesture at nearby motorists.

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Circumstantial Evidence Used to Prove that Defendant was Driver

by on 16. Sep, 2010 in Uncategorized

Trial court did not err in finding evidence was sufficient to support finding that appellant was the driver of the vehicle; conviction of driving under the influence affirmed

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