You know, it's kinda fun reading Tom's blog as he tries to defend those pro-prosecution biases in the law which are undefendable.
I started to write a long reply to his "rebuttable presumption" = "permissable inference" post, but I like the conclusion.
However, the question which comes to mind is, if the law actually only states that when the defendant has a .08 BAC a judge may infer impaired driving, what's the problem when he doesn't infer it?
That is, of course, other than the fact that he will anger MADD and probably not get reappointed to his position the next time the General Assembly gets to decide whether to reaffirm him.
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