During the hearing, Vang reiterated his written motion arguing that the testing requirement for Allemand was unconstitutional and inappropriate due to Allemand’s lack of criminal history and his presumption of innocence. However, Kisling noted that in 2019 the Wyoming legislature had allowed the more restrictive testing requirement in the pre-trial phase. Vang objected and the judge said he was not taking the information as “gospel.”Same Treatment For EveryoneStensaas told the court that Allemand’s testing requirement was already at the lowest level. The judge said that he was not going to make the test more difficult for Allemand, but he found testing to be appropriate. Allemand has told Cowboy State Daily that the misdemeanor DUI charge is false and he intends to fight it.