Today the Minnesota Supreme Court issued it’s decision on the Source Code Coalition’s petition for rehearing.
The Supreme Court denied the petition, meaning that the decision issued last June can be considered final.
Many challenges remain to contest the admissibility of test results generated by the outdated Intoxilyzer 5000, but this decision is the final word on source-code challenges.
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