The case on oral argument Wednesday before the Supreme Court originated with trucker David Vogt’s appeal in Johnson County District Court of the revenue department’s unilateral suspension action. The Court of Appeals directed Mason to reverse her order in the Vogt case. “The Court of Appeals got it completely right,” said Charles Bradley, an attorney representing the Department of Revenue. Davies said the Supreme Court shouldn’t allow the Department of Revenue to define a diversion in a way that precluded people from attempting to challenge administrative findings in district court. Rosen indicated he was puzzled the Court of Appeals agreed with the Department of Revenue’s position that certain DUI defendants had no appellate rights in district court.