N.J. court orders re-examination of test used to determine whether a motorist is drunk

April 6, 2011

Jon Naso/The Star-LedgerState Police Sgt. Kevin Flanagan demonstrates the alcotest at the State Police technical laboratories in Hamilton in this 2005 file photo. An appeals court has ordered officials to re-examine some aspects of the test used to determine whether…

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