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BIRCHFIELD v. NORTH DAKOTA

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         Nos. 14-1470, 14-1468, 14-1507

                  In je
Supreme Court of the Muiteb States

       WILLIAM ROBERT BERNARD, JR.,
                                 Petitioner,
                     V.
            STATE OF MINNESOTA,
                               Respondent.

            DANNY BIRCHFIELD,
                                 Petitioner,
                     V.
          STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
                               Respondent.


       STEVE MICHAEL BEYLUND,
                               Petitioner,
                   V.
  GRANT LEVI, DIRECTOR, NORTH DAKOTA
    DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION,
                             Respondent.

   On Writs Of Certiorari To The Supreme
   Court Of The State Of Minnesota And The
Supreme Court Of The State Of North Dakota

  BRIEF OF THE DUI DEFENSE LAWYERS
    ASSOCIATION AS AMICUS CURIAE
      IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONERS


DANIEL J. KOEWLER
  Counsel of Record
RAMSAY LAW FIRM
2780 Snelling Avenue North,
  Ste. 330
Roseville, MN 55113
(651) 604-0000
daniel@ramsayresults.com


TED VOSK
EVAN LEVOW
CHARLES RAMSAY
MIKE VANG
LINDA CALLAHAN
DUI DEFENSE LAWYERS
  ASSOCIATION


Counsel for Amicus Curiae
COCKLE LEGAL BRIEFS (800) 225-6964
  WWW.COCKLELEGALBRIEFS.COM

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