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Law Dork: Ohio Justice Resnick's DUI Arrest -- Chris Geidner's Law Dork Legal, political, and media commentary from a new Ohio lawyer with a strong interest in LGBT and ethical issues. « Skim: Media Moments | Main | Did Someone Say DeRolph ? » February 01, 2005 Ohio Justice Resnick's DUI Arrest Ohio Supreme Court Justice Alice Robie Resnick was arrested for a DUI yesterday afternoon (yes, about 2 p.m. on a weekday) after several people called Ohio State Highway Patrol / 911, with one saying she was "swerving all over the place." Hear the tapes here hosted at cleveland.com . Another caller: "I didn't wanna pass her 'cuz she's side-to-side." The dispatcher at one point to another dispatcher from a different law enforcement agency: "I musta had a million calls on it." The Toledo Blade has some of the "developing story" here . Among the facts reported in the story, which also was reported on this evening's news, is that "[c]ourt officials said there is no automatic disciplinary action when a judge is charged with driving under the influence." Which means . . . Matt Naugle wins the Irresponsible Partisan Blogger of the Day Award , for his assertion: "So now there is an empty seat on the Ohio Supreme Court." Um, sorry, but you're wrong. [See UPDATE below.] Resnick is a favorite target of Republicans for her votes holding that ohio's school-funding system is unconstitutional and that Ohio's tort-reform statute was unconstitutional as well. ALSO READ: Micah has art, and notes his "favorite part of the story": that reportedly she initially refused to take a field test, rolled up her window, and headed back on the road. Another Day Closer also is excited about a GOP-only court (as Resnick is the only Dem on the court currently). NixGuy is concerned that she was blowing a .216 (on the portable breathalyzer) at 2 p.m. on a weekday. Idiotic People proclaims that Resnick is one. [UPDATE: Although Matt Naugle was wrong in his post about Resnick losing her seat for the arrest, his comment that the Ohio News Network, to which he links in his post, was the one who had it wrong is likely true. So, I will instead give him the Irr ational Partisan Blogger of the Day Award for his assertion that anyone who supports the DeRolph school-funding decisions is not actually a Republican (which he later clarifies to mean a conservative, meaning -- I suppose -- that only conservative Republicans are real Republicans, or something).] Posted by at February 1, 2005 10:50 PM| TrackBack Comments Chris- The article on ONN was changed. I wish I copied the 2nd sentence in the article, as it no longer exists anymore. And its not a GOP-only court- I don't consider any justice who voted that the school funding situation in Ohio to be "unconstitutional" in DeRolf vs. Ohio to be a Republican. Posted by: Matt N. at February 1, 2005 11:30 PM Justices Douglas (nominated as a Republican) and Sweeney (nominated as a Democrat), who voted with the DeRolph majority, are no longer members of the Ohio Supreme Court. Other than Justice Resnick, Justice Pfeifer (nominated as a Republican) is the only justice remaining on the court from the DeRolph majority. So, therefore, even by Naugle's incredibly constraining definition (at least he makes the litmus test he uses clear), there are only two non-Republicans on the court. Incidentally, to show how irrational Naugle's definition is, Pfeifer worked for Republican Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe, was a Republican member of the state House, was a county prosecutor, and was a Republican in the Senate for four terms (including time as Judiciary Committee Chair and Minority Leader) before joining the court. It also appears he was the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in 1982. Incidentally, Justice Cook, who dissented in DeRolph , also is no long on the court (having moved on to the Sixth Circuit). The three no longer on the court have been replaced by three who won Republican nominations: Justices O'Connor, O'Donnell, and Lanzinger. A college student opposed to DeRolph , which simply said that all students in Ohio deserved an equal education -- I wonder where Matt went to high school . . . Posted by: Chris at February 2, 2005 12:12 AM I was using the litmus test to show what I define as a republican. Maybe my definition is too strict. In Ohio many Republicans are not Republicans in my book, that we end up being the minority party. Maybe I'm just looking for "conservatives" instead. I went to school in Avon Lake (Lorain County). Posted by: Matt N. at February 2, 2005 12:38 AM And the problem wish DeRolph is that the court somehow equates dumping more money in a school district somehow makes the school better. Schools don't need more money- Instead, they need to spend money effectively, and the legislature needs to help local communities set up a voucher system. Schools are never going to become better until there is is a motivation- Such as going out of business. But the selfish unions put their job security ahead of the education of students. You don't solve the education system by dumping a pile of cash on schools, and the Supreme Court needs to butt out. So fine, make a joke about Avon Lake Schools being well-off. My position is still correct. Posted by: Matt N. at February 2, 2005 02:09 AM Regarding the school funding (DeRolph) issue, Matt N. said, "the Supreme Court needs to butt out." No, the Supreme Court was in a proper place at the time. Ohio's Constitution has a "thorough and efficient" clause when it comes to public education. Anytime a specific constitutional provision is needing clarification, the courts, and ultimately the Supreme Court, are the proper forum to resolve that issue. At the time the DeRolph case was originally brought, similar cases were occuring in the high courts of other jurisdictions (I don't recall exactly off the top of my head, but I think KY, NJ, and MI had similar constitutional clauses, with all of their high courts also tackling the issue). If people don't like the thorough and efficient clause, or if they don't like the fact that government is involved in education in Ohio, then their remedy should be to amend Ohio's constitution. As we saw last year with Issue One, it's easy enough to do. Regardless, stating that the Supreme Court needs to butt out of a constitutional question is insane. Matt N. is fun to read because of the consistency with which he makes himself look like a jackass. His writings and arguments make his side look foolish, immature, and petty. And having said that, it's hard for me to believe that he is truly a Republican; I tend to think that he is simply a liberal shill, pretending to be a Republican, and making the Republicans look that stupid. It's hard to believe that any self-respecting Republican (several of whom are my friends) would look so consistently foolish in trying to present arguments. Posted by: DAVO at February 2, 2005 09:16 AM Thanks for the link. I'm probably cheesed off the most by the free ride she gets from the state of Ohio. Why does she need a state car? So she can drive around the state and see the dismal state of the economy that she helped bring about because of her liberal rulings? Posted by: NixGuy at February 2, 2005 08:52 PM When did the comment section of this blog become the temporary holding pen for the Vast Right-wing Conspiracy? Idiocy abounds indeed. Posted by: Steve at February 3, 2005 02:09 PM Steve, it happened because you weren't commenting! They took over! Hope all is well ... ;-) Posted by: Chris at February 3, 2005 05:53 PM If this is same Mat Naugle, and I'm sure it is, this is funny. I remember this guy when he went to school in California. Nobody liked him over there too, of course. So far every far right columnist I've met, three, has a speech impediment. What's up with that? Oh, and he genuinely believes what he says, oddly enough. Posted by: Partially Informed Alarmist at May 25, 2005 05:01 PM Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Remember personal info? 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The ABI press release said "dramatic findings in a recently released study by the California Department of Motor Vehicles show that interlock devices had no statistically significant effect in preventing subsequent drunk driving convictions, but they increase their users' general crash risk by 130%." DMV officials said that statement seriously misrepresents the published conclusions of their study. "It's true that we found court orders to install an ignition interlock device have no significant effect in preventing repeat DUIs among first-time DUI offenders," said the report's lead author, David DeYoung. "But what the ABI press release completely omitted was our finding that when second-time offenders install the device in order to be able to drive with a restricted license, they have a significantly lower risk of repeat DUI incidents - a 41 percent reduction. Since DUI repeat offenders are a major cause of U.S. highway deaths, this misrepresentation by the ABI press release greatly concerns the California DMV. "In quoting our finding that DUI second offenders using the device have a 130% higher risk of a subsequent crash, ABI seems to imply that the device itself somehow increases the likelihood of a crash. That is not what we said. It is not that installation and use of interlocks causes crashes or that the devices themselves are unsafe," said DeYoung. "Obviously if someone who has previously been forbidden to drive is allowed to return legally to the roadways with an ignition interlock and a restricted driver license, their exposure to accidents increases, no matter how sober they are." The ABI release quoted the DMV report as saying: "Because there is no evidence that interlocks are an effective traffic safety measure for first DUI offenders, the use of the devices should not be emphasized." But the ABI release neglected to mention that the DMV report specifically stated that the devices " are effective in reducing subsequent DUI convictions." DeYoung, manager of alcohol and drug projects in DMV's Research & Development unit, said: "We are concerned because the ABI press release quotes our report out of context, presents incorrect information and misstates the findings of our report so completely that the entire tenor of the ABI release is seriously inconsistent with what the report actually says. We are especially concerned because the ABI release uses that misrepresentation as a pretext for urging legislators to "abandon" any attempts to require the devices before a third offense. On the contrary, the DMV report specifically stated that requiring second offenders to install the device if they want to be able to drive with a restricted license significantly reduces further DUIs." DeYoung added: "It's true that our study showed that court orders to first offenders to install an ignition interlock device are not effective in reducing recidivism among that group - perhaps because many first offenders tend to be in denial, resent the devices and refuse to install them. But the ABI press release completely omits our finding that the devices can have a real effect on repeat offenders who are beginning to come to grips with their alcohol problem and who often find the mechanical devices to be helpful in keeping them out of cars when they've been drinking. We urge judges, police, alcohol rehabilitation experts and anyone concerned about the nation's increasing death toll from drinking drivers to study our report." Under current law, California judges are required to order interlocks for drivers convicted of driving while suspended, if the license was suspended for DUI. Judges may order interlocks for first-time DUI offenders with high blood alcohol levels at time of arrest, and for repeat DUI offenders. In addition, there is an administrative program where repeat DUI offenders can, after serving half their license suspension period, install an interlock and obtain a restricted driver license from DMV. The Report #210, " An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Ignition Interlock in California ," is available on the California DMV Web site, www.dmv.ca.gov. ### News Media Calls Only: DMV Media Relations Office (916) 657-6437 Back to Top of Page © 2003 State of California. Conditions of Use Privacy Policy

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