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Session Laws, 1974
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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                                 2857

intoxicating liquor.

(c)    If there was in his blood at the time of
testing more than [five one—hundredths of one] 0.05
percent, but less than [ten one—hundredths of [one] 0.10
percent, by weight, of alcohol, as determined by an
analysis of his blood or breath, or if there was in his
urine more than [eight one—hundredths of one] 0.08
percent, but lass than [thirteen one—hundredths of one]
0.13 percent, by weight, of alcohol, this fact may not
give rise to any presumption that the defendant was or
was not in an intoxicated condition or was or was not
under the influence of intoxicating liquor, but this fact
may be considered with other competent evidence in
determining the guilt or innocence of the defendant.

(d)   If there was in his blood at the time of
testing [ten one—hundredths of one] 0.10 percent, or
more, by weight, of alcohol, as determined by an analysis
of his blood or breath, or if there was in his urine
[thirteen one—hundredths of one] 0.13 percent, or more,
by weight, of alcohol, it shall be evidence that the
defendant's driving ability was impaired by the
consumption of alcohol, and this fact may be considered
with other competent evidence in determining the guilt or
innocence of the defendant.

(e)    If there was in his blood at the time of
testing [fifteen one—hundredths of one] 0.15 percent, or
more, by weight, of alcohol, as determined by an analysis
of his blood or breath, or if there was in his urine,
[twenty one-hundredths of one] 0.20 percent, or more, by
weight, of alcohol, it shall be prima facie evidence that
the defendant was in an intoxicated condition.

1 1-301.

(a) In an action for bodily injury arising from the
operation of a motor vehicle in which a. money judgment is
entered in favor of the plaintiff, the court may assess
interest against the defendant at the rate of [six] 6
percent per annum on the amount of judgment from a time
not earlier than the time the action was filed if it
finds that the defendant caused unnecessary delay in
having the action ready or set for trial.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That Sections
3-305(d), 4-620(c) , 4-621(b), 4-704 (c) , 4-711(e), (f),
(g), 4-713(d), 4-731, 4-809(a) , 4-811, 4-1001, 4-1004(a),
4-1009{c), 4-1013(b), 4-1015, 4-1018 (a), (b) , 4-1020(a),
(b) , (c) , 4-1031, 4-1035, 4-1101(f), 4-1103(4), 4-1104,
5-302, 5-407(b), 4-601(e), 5-1003, 7-101, 7-404(c),
7-407(b), 7-416(k), 7-418(g), 7-422(a), (i), 7-425(c),

 

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