Sims v. Miller
Annotate this CaseCommissioner Joe E. Miller, on behalf of the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles, appealed an order by the circuit court that reversed his final order that revoked Petitioner Edward Sims’s driver’s license. Mr. Sims was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. On appeal, Commissioner Miller argued that the circuit court did not give substantial weight to all of the evidence presented against Mr. Sims. Upon review of the court’s records, the Supreme Court agreed with Commissioner Miller that the circuit court’s conclusions were in error. The Court reversed the order of the circuit court and reinstated Commissioner Miller’s order revoking Mr. Sims’ license.
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