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The attorney for a former New Hampshire high school student who ran over a pair of pedestrians in Hampton is challenging a rule that rounded up his clientβs blood-alcohol content from .017 to .02.
The attorney for a former New Hampshire high school student who ran over a pair of pedestrians in Hampton is challenging a rule that rounded up his clientβs blood-alcohol content from .017 to .02.
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The attorney for a former New Hampshire high school student who ran over a pair of pedestrians in Hampton is challenging a rule that rounded up his clientβs blood-alcohol content from .017 to .02.
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