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Arrest, and charged with failing to provide a specimen. A blood test will be taken.
If you refuse a dui breathalyzer, it may result in heavier fines if you are found to be drinking and driving. It will also result in harsher sentences.
Yes, you can get a DUI arrest if you don't breathe into the breathalyzer and refuse a blood test. First, an officer can arrest you for showing ANY signs of impairment or intoxication. Second, most States enacted laws that if you refuse a breathalyzer, you can be arrested anyway. You can't avoid it, so you might as well do what they ask.
It is not illegal to refuse to submit to a breath or blood test in Texas. You have the right to refuse such tests. However, there are civil penalties which may automatically apply if you refuse to comply with a law enforcement request to take such a test. Your driver's license can be revoked for 180 days for a first offense refusal to take the breathalyzer test.
There are specified punishments for losing your license if you refuse to submit to the breathalyzer. It depends on whether or not you have prior DUI on your record.
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You can refuse to be administered a Breathalyzer test at any age. HOWEVER - be aware that in many(all?) states refusal of this test is automatic grounds for having your drivers license suspended. Check your state's motor vehicle statutes for further info.
Yes, if you refuse the breathalyzer or other field sobriety tests you can be booked for that and taken to jail. Usually you will have your license suspended for 6 months to a year depending on the laws of your state.
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Yes, if you refuse the breathalyzer or other field sobriety tests you can be booked for that and taken to jail. Usually you will have your license suspended for 6 months to a year depending on the laws of your state.
If you refuse a job and the government finds out you can lose your unemployment entitlements.
"A person who has been charged with driving under the influence has the right to refuse breathalyzer testing, although such refusal is not without consequences. They also have the right to legal advice."