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KENNEDY v CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE SUB NOM MARK KENNEDY V DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2002)
PUBLISHED November 6, 2002[2002] EWHC 2297 (Admin)
The public interest requires that the obtaining of breath specimens cannnot be delayed to any significant extent to enable a suspect to take legal advice where the matter under investigation was an offence contrary to s.5 Road Traffic Act 1988.
DC (Pitchers J, Kennedy LJ)
06/11/2002
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