Sure you can. Not the smartest thing, you will ever do, but yes, you can refuse. You will be arrested, and charged with refusal to take the test. All US states have a law called "implied consent"- by driving a motor vehicle on a public road, you have already consented to that test. And you can be charged (and convicted) of operating under the influence without a test. The arresting officer testifies to what he saw, heard and smelled- you- unsteady walk, unable to balance, unable to speak without slurring, smell of beer, wine or whiskey. Drink and drive, you WILL lose your license and go to jail. Trust me on this one.
wrong....
(in the US) If you licensed in an implied consent state, no, you may not. In the case of a severe or deadly accident resulting in death, you may even be compelled to give a blood sample
Retain the services of a good lawyer.
assigned 4 points on your drivers license
you may have to give a blood sample against your will
yes....
stop trying to cheat on your durg and alcohol test -.-
stop trying to cheat on your durg and alcohol test -.-
i think it B yes
The injury that requires CPR is the most severe as death can be imminent.
Something like a broken leg or arm bone would be considered a severe injury.
Severe shoulder injury