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Matthew John Hyle v. Motor Vehicle Administration - No. 124, 1996 Term MOTOR VEHICLE -- Operator's license cannot be suspended for refusing to take a blood test when the operator agreed to take a breath test and the apparatus was available, but there was no qualified person to administer the test.

Circuit Court for Worcester County Case # Civil Action 96 CV0606

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND No. 124 September Term, 1996 _______________________________________

MATTHEW JOHN HYLE v. MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION

_______________________________________ Bell, C. J. Eldridge Rodowsky Chasanow Raker Wilner Karwacki, Robert L. (Retired, specially assigned) JJ. _______________________________________ Opinion by Chasanow, J. _______________________________________ Filed: November 20, 1997

In the instant case, we are called upon to determine whether it is proper to suspend a licensee's driver's license for refusing to take a blood test for alcohol concentration pursuant to Maryland Code (1977, 1992 Repl. Vol., 1997 Supp.), Transportation Article,

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