Candidate for Minnesota Supreme Court convicted of refusing breathalyzer test

Candidate for Minnesota Supreme Court convicted of refusing breathalyzer test
(Image credit: Michelle MacDonald campaign)

Well, this might not look good.

Michelle MacDonald, a candidate this November for the Minnesota Supreme Court, was convicted Wednesday on charges stemming from a traffic stop in April 2013, in which she refused to submit to a breathalyzer test — or even exit the car — after police suspected she might be driving drunk.

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