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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Zimmerer finds that the lower court improperly overturned the suspension of the individual's driver's license stemming from a traffic stop and her arrest for DWI. There was substantial evidence to support the administrative judge's decision to suspend the license, and the "Miranda Confusion Doctrine" is not recognized in Texas as a defense for refusing the breath test. Reversed.
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