Critique the actions of the police officers who drew the driver's blood at the hospital without a warrant, and compare their actions to the role of hospital staff.
And the cop's reasoning was that they wanted to make sure that the driver wouldn't suffer adverse treatment at the hospital if there were unknown substances in his blood. Oh - great, how considerate of them. Claiming that the circumstances were so exigent in nature that they (the police) wanted to bypass the requirement for a warrant, in order to do the hospital staff's job, in diagnosing the driver with some possible, yet unknown to them, ailment, which would have been found in his blood. Meanwhile, back in reality, the Utah labs that test blood drawn by police, typically take 4-6 weeks to return said results. So instead of the very competent hospital staff who are tasked to get and keep people healthy, and to do so really, really, quickly, the cops were, instead of protecting and serving the public, going to now assume the work of health care professionals! And people wonder why the massive disconnect, in our country, exists between the arrogant police and us, the stupid citizens...