Barrick urges blood tests for drunk driving case law
Samuel W. Barrick county states attorney and state senator-elect spoke at the Frederick Kiwanis Club urging chemical tests for intoxication in drunken driving prosecutions. He outlined law inadequacies, called for an assistant state's attorney, and argued tests would remove guesswork from magistrates and better protect the innocent. He warned overemphasis on individual rights and cited misdemeanor arrest limits, plus the need for clearer standards and evidence.
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Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick Kiwanis
Barrick
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Francis Sco Key
Frederick County
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