Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 157. köideVermont printing Company, 1991 |
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... refusal to answer questions about his involvement were , we held , " simply not relevant , pro- bative evidence . " The defense in Benneig argued , as the State argues here , that guilt may be inferred from silence . The court ...
... refusal to answer questions about his involvement were , we held , " simply not relevant , pro- bative evidence . " The defense in Benneig argued , as the State argues here , that guilt may be inferred from silence . The court ...
Page 105
... Refusal To Take Test Driver's license of defendant suspected of driving while intoxicated should not have been suspended , where his refusal to submit to blood alcohol test was premised on state's inability to provide him with a con ...
... Refusal To Take Test Driver's license of defendant suspected of driving while intoxicated should not have been suspended , where his refusal to submit to blood alcohol test was premised on state's inability to provide him with a con ...
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... refusal . For all we know , defendant's refusal could have been predicated upon reasons in no way related to a lack of consultation with a lawyer . The State has the bur- den to prove a refusal , and that bur- den does not shift to ...
... refusal . For all we know , defendant's refusal could have been predicated upon reasons in no way related to a lack of consultation with a lawyer . The State has the bur- den to prove a refusal , and that bur- den does not shift to ...
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