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Webb v. State ex rel Dept. of Public Safety10/20/1992
d if testing was refused. On appeal from an order of the District Court, the appellate courts will not reverse or disturb the findings below "if there is any evidence, or any reasonable inference to be drawn therefrom, which tends to support [the lower court's] findings." Having reviewed the record, and considering the stipulations of the parties, we find the evidence uncontrovertedly showed that the arresting officer had reasonable grounds to believe Webb had been driving under the influence of alcohol, that the officer placed Webb under arrest therefor, and that the officer accurately advised Webb of his rights and obligations under Oklahoma implied consent law, as well as the consequences of submission to/refusal of testing. This being the case, we hold the Trial Court erred in vacating the order of revocation.
The order of the Trial Court vacating DPS's order of revocation of Webb's driver's license is therefore REVERSED.
HUNTER, J., concurs.
HANSEN, V.C.J., concurs in result.
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