Wisconsin Case Focused On Blood Draws Sets New US Legal Precedent

The U-S Supreme Court comes down on the side of police in a Sheboygan case concerning blood draws.  Police took blood from an unconscious suspect in a case of operating while intoxicated.  The court backed what was called a warrantless search, setting a new U-S legal precedent.  Liberals on the high court thought the case crosses a line, saying lawyers for the state never tried to make the case that the circumstances made a quick blood draw without the driver’s consent necessary.