U.S. Supreme Court Considers Wisconsin Law On OWI Blood Draws

A law which lets Wisconsin authorities draw blood from drunk driving suspects is being challenged before the U-S Supreme Court.  Officers don’t have to get a warrant to check a driver’s blood for alcohol content in Wisconsin, just like more than two dozen other states.  Lawyers for a driver whose blood was drawn while he was unconscious say his Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches and seizures was violated.

Source: WRJC.com

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