Superior Court of Pennsylvania November 1, 1994 (Commonwealth v. Kendall)
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United States · · · 01-11-1994
lead-opinion
JOHNSON, Judge:
Tammy Lou Kendall and Natalie L. Peek, drivers of two separate vehicles, were each stopped at the same field sobriety checkpoint (the checkpoint). Subsequently, Kendall and Peek were found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI). Kendall was also convicted of possessing marijuana. Both Kendall and Peck challenge the constitutionality of the checkpoint.
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