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- 2026-10-22 12:18
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Are you smarter than a lawyer? Let's see if you can answer this bar question. So, here's the question. A Tennessee defendant arrested for DUI and taken to the hospital for a blood draw. The nurse refuses to draw the blood without the patient's consent. Police get a warrant 2 hours later and obtained the blood sample. The defendant's attorney argues that the delay invalidated the warrant. What should happen? A, the blood test is suppressed because of the delay in obtaining the warrant. B, the blood test is admissible because the police properly obtained a warrant. or C, the blood test is suppressed because the nurse's initial refusal broke the chain. Remember, answer below. I'll comment on the first answer that's correct. Always argue like a lawyer and you be the judge.
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