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Kenneth L. Bowlin v. State Indiana
IN.30282; 330 N.E.2d 353; 164 Ind. App. 693 (1975)
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This is an appeal from the trial court's determination in a proceeding to suspend defendant Bowlin's driver's license for his refusal to take a test for intoxication pursuant to the Indiana implied consent statute, IC 1971, 9-4-4.5. Bowlin asserts three errors: (a) That the test was not offered prior to his arrest; (b) that the arresting officer lacked probable cause; and (c) that the officer did not deliver Bowlin's driver's license to the Judge as required by the statute. We find no reversible error.