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Would the fingerprints taken, end up in the FBI database?
Possible, but little way to know for sure. It is not like CSI. Back then it was not really computerized and locals do not necessarily share with state or feds. If state and feds are putting FP into the system from old arrests, they likely are more focused on Felony and violent offenders. That would probably take all the time they have allotted.
Possible, but little way to know for sure. It is not like CSI. Back then it was not really computerized and locals do not necessarily share with state or feds. If state and feds are putting FP into the system from old arrests, they likely are more focused on Felony and violent offenders. That would probably take all the time they have allotted.
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Can a police officer force you to take a breathalyzer, and forcibly draw a person's blood?
If you do not consent to a blood sample, if consent is refused, the officer can apply for a search warrant to obtain a blood sample. They're going to get a sample, even if you do not consent, they just need to get a warrant first.
Can I argue to the court that I was not read my Miranda rights?
You only get Miranda if you are going to be interrogated. And the remedy would be suppress any statement you made. Hire a skilled trial attorney to assess your case.