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Howard v. Dept. of Motor Vehicles CA4/1
Brent Michael Howard was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. Because he refused to consent to chemical testing of his blood or breath, the Department of Motor Vehicles notified him it would suspend his driver’s license. Howard requested an “administrative per se” (APS) hearing to challenge the suspension. At the APS hearing, the hearing officer introduced and admitted documents provided by the DMV and then confirmed th

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