4/3/2017

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END DATE

8/29/2018

George James v. Fiona Miller (Police Sergeant)

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Supreme Court of Bermuda Appellate Jurisdiction

Traffic Law Legal Procedure

Jeffrey P. Elkinson Assistant Justice

Mr. Michael Scott of Brown & Scott

Ms. Jaleesa Simons Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

FACTS OF THE CASE:

George James convicted for refusing to provide a breath sample claiming consumption of rum in a colon cleansing procedure as a reasonable excuse

SUMMARY:

Determining if refusal to provide a breath sample had a reasonable excuse

OUTCOMES:

Appeal dismissed conviction upheld

RULED IN FAVOUR OF:

Defendant (Fiona Miller)

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