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COURT REVOCATION ALASKA ALCOHOL ADMINISTRATION MOTORIZED VEHICLE CONSTITUTION QUINN STORM AGE CONTROL OFFICER DRIVER CONSUMED ALCOHOL OPERATING EQUAL PROTECTION ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING MOTOR VEHICLE APPELLANTS PEACE OFFICER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSED ACTIVITY POSSESSION GOVERNMENT FEDERAL EQUAL PROTECTION SUPERIOR COURT THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT JADA QUINN NINA STORM |
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT ANCHORAGE JADA QUINN and NINA STORM, Appellants, v. STATE OF ALASKA, DOPS, DMV, Appellee. Case No. 3AN-95-8805 Civil OPINION This appeal involves the constitutionality of AS 28.15.183, which provides for administrative cer has probable cause to believe that a person is at least 14 years of age but not yet 21 years of of AS 04.16.050. Under AS 04.16.050, it is unlawful for a person under the age of 21 years to verage. The provision of AS 28.15.183 at issue in this appeal does not require that a minor be operating or nor does it require the minor to be impaired in any way when said minor is in possession of or that a peace officer had probable cause to believe that a minor possessed or consumed alcohol, a icense is imposed for the first incident, one year revocation is imposed for the second incident, incident. AS 28.15.183 (d). FACTS On July 22, 1995, at approximately 11:30 p.m., Anchorage Police Officer Brown, who was wearing police uniform, approached five persons who were around a campfire on a beach near Point Woronzof ned beer containers and some unopened beers in a 12-pack within the control of the five entified themselves as police officers and inquired as to the age of each of the five young women.SNIPPETS: |
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