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bryan-goforth
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1
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Civil Litigation
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Bryan Goforth appealed the trial court's judgment sustaining the Director of Revenue's revocation of his driving privileges after he refused a chemical breath test. Goforth argued that the Director failed to prove he operated a motor vehicle on a public highway, which he contended was a prerequisite for implied consent to chemical testing. The appellate court affirmed, holding that Goforth's possession of a valid Missouri driver's license, combined with circumstantial evidence of his travel, was sufficient to infer that he had operated a vehicle on public highways, thereby establishing implied consent.