Jager v. Okl. Dept. of Pub. Safety

1 A vehicle driven by Richard Jager was stopped by a police officer in November of 1977 after the officer clocked the car going 42 miles an hour in a 35 mile zone and also observed that the vehicle changed lanes and made turns without giving a signal. The officer observed signs which indicated the driver was intoxicated so he arrested him for driving under the influence of alcohol. He advised the driver of Oklahomas law of implied consent to a chemical test for determination of the alcoholic content of blood and of the consequences of refusal. 47 O.S. 1975 Supp. §§ 751 & 753 . The driver refused to submit to the test.