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THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPERIOR COURT ISSUED A PUBLISHED OPINION, IN A CASE PROSECUTED AND ARGUED BY ATTORNEY CIUCA, HOLDING THAT EVIDENCE OF A DRIVER’S REFUSAL TO SUBMIT TO CHEMICAL TESTING IS ADMISSIBLE AT TRIAL TO SHOW CONSCIOUSNESS OF GUILT IN A DUI PROSECUTION

THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPERIOR COURT ISSUED A PUBLISHED OPINION AFFIRMING THE SUPPRESSION OF BLOOD TEST RESULTS IN A DRUG RELATED DUI DUE TO THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT’S DECISION IN BIRCHFIELD v. NORTH DAKOTA

THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT ISSUED AN OPINION HOLDING THAT ACTUAL, VOLUNTARY CONSENT FOR BLOOD DRAWS MUST BE GIVEN BY AN ARRESTEE NOTWITHSTANDING THE EXISTENCE OF IMPLIED CONSENT STATUTES