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CT SB00063

Bill

Status

Engrossed

5/2/2012

Primary Sponsor

Antonietta Boucher

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Origin

Senate

2012 General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Allows chemical test results for blood alcohol content to be admissible if test was not commenced within two hours of operation, provided expert testimony establishes the reliability of the test.

  • Removes the requirement that a test must be "commenced within two hours of the time of operation" as a condition for immediate license revocation by police officers in DUI cases.

  • Removes the two-hour timing requirement from the issues considered at administrative hearings regarding license suspension, allowing test results to be sufficient evidence without the temporal limitation.

  • Effective October 1, 2012, amending sections 14-227a(b), 14-227b(c), and 14-227b(g) of the general statutes.

Legislative Description

An Act Concerning The Timing Of Tests For Blood Alcohol Levels In Operating Under The Influence Cases.

Last Action

House Calendar Number 490

5/4/2012

Committee Referrals

Judiciary4/10/2012
Public Safety and Security2/15/2012

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