474 US 1027 Nyflot v. Minnesota Commissioner of Public Safety
474 U.S. 1027  106 S.Ct. 586  88 L.Ed.2d 567  Janice Marie
NYFLOT  No. 85-636  Supreme Court of the United States  December
16, 1985  The appeal is dismissed for want of a substantial
federal question.  Justice WHITE, with whom Justice STEVENS
joins, dissenting.  view counter  Shortly after 1:30 o'clock on
the morning of September 23, 1984, appellant Janice Nyflot was
arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. She
immediately requested that she be allowed to speak with an
attorney, but this request was denied. She was then taken to the
local law enforcement center. There, she was advised that state
law required that she be tested to determine if she was under
the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance and that
refusal to allow such a test would result in her driver's
license being revoked for a minimum of one year. She was further
advised that refusal to take the test could be offered in
evidence against her at trial. Finally, sh