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27 Cornell J. L. & Public Policy 841 (2017-2018)
Drunk Driving, Blood, and Breath: The Impact of Birchfield v. North Dakota

handle is hein.journals/cjlpp27 and id is 867 raw text is: NOTE DRUNK DRIVING, BLOOD, AND BREATH: THE IMPACT OF BIRCHFIELD V. NORTH DAKOTA Simon Bord* INTRODUCTION .................................................... 842 I. WARRANTS AND SEARCHES UNDER THE FOURTH AMENDMENT ............................................. 844 A. The Search Incident to Arrest Exception to the Warrant Requirement ............................... 845 B. Exigent Circumstances Exception ................... 845 1. Schmerber v. California ........................ 846 2. Missouri v. McNeely ........................... 846 II. BIRCHFIELD V. NORTH DAKOTA .......................... 848 A. Facts of the Case .................................. 848 B. M ajority Opinion ................................... 850 C. Dissenting Opinions ................................ 852 III. IMPACT OF BIRCHFIELD .................................. 854 A. Two Views of Criminal Procedure .................. 854 B. Bodily Integrity and New Technology ............... 855 C. How will the States Respond to Birchfield? .......... 856 1. Predictions ..................................... 856 2. Recent Developments .......................... 858 D. Alternatives to Implied Consent Laws to Combat D runk D riving ..................................... 859 C ONCLUSION ................................................... 861 * The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Economics, B.A. Political Science, 2014; Cornell Law School, J.D. Candidate, 2018; Acquisitions Editor, Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, Volume 27. I would like to thank Professor Aziz Rana for his invaluable feed- back and thoughtful suggestions throughout the writing process, Professor Joseph Margulies for introducing me to many of the concepts and cases discussed in this Note, and all the members of the Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy for their hard work, support, and friendship. I would also like to extend my gratitude to Debbie Weinman, Brandon Ingraham, and everyone else at the Bucks County Public Defender's Office whose dedication to repre- senting those in society who need their assistance the most inspired me to write this Note. 841

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