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Supreme Court of Ohio

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Is Defendant's Request for Data from Breath Alcohol Machine a Challenge to His Specific Test or General Attack on the Instrument's Reliability?

City of Cincinnati v. Daniel Ilg, Case no. 2013-1102

First District Court of Appeals (Hamilton County)

ISSUE: Did a defendant arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol who took a breath alcohol test demand production of information about the breath-testing instrument that is in violation of the Ohio Supreme Court's decision in State v. Vega (1984)?

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Ohio Government Judicial Branch Supreme Court of Ohio Read-Only Discovery Discoverable Request BAC Breath Alcohol DUI OVI Ohio Department of Health Health Department Intoxilyzer 8000 Expert Challenge Motion to Compel Motion to Suppress

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00:00:47	Jennifer Bishop for the city of Cincinnati
00:19:19	Steven Adams for Daniel Ilg
00:30:20	Timothy Huey for amicus curiae National College for DUI Defense on behalf of Daniel Ilg
00:37:45	Summation: Jennifer Bishop for the city of Cincinnati

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