Chicago DUI lawyer comments on police blood draws

A Chicago lawyer opines about the controversial practice of Chicago police ordering hospital workers to take blood draws from DUI suspects in her post:

Chicago DUI lawyer comments on DUI suspects going to the front of the triage queue in hospitals for DUI blood draws

DUI charges pending in crash with IDOT vehicle

Police may file DUI charges in a recent crash involving a motorist who rear-ended an IDOT vehicle on I-57 in the Chicago suburbs Sunday morning, reports the Sun-Times.

Nurse arrested after refusing to take DUI suspects blood

The Chicago Sun-Times covers the story of a nurse who was arrested after refusing to take the blood of a DUI suspect because the DUI suspect was not admitted to the hospital.  The newspaper posts video of the nurse's arrest for not following the police officer's command to take the DUI suspect's blood.

Video: Nurse arrested after refusing to take DUI suspect's blood

Should hospitals draw DUI suspects' blood?

The Chicago Sun-Times examines a case where a nurse was arrested for refusing to draw blood from a DUI suspect who had not been admitted to the hospital for medical treatment and hospital policies regarding taking blood samples from DUI suspects.

What do you think?

Should police officers be allowed to order medical personnel to draw blood from DUI suspects?

Should hospitals continue with their policy of not drawing blood from DUI suspects unless they are admitted for medical treatment?