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After a lawful arrest for suspected impaired driving in Alaska, what does the implied-consent law generally require?
Correct answer: Submit to the chemical breath test the officer directs.
Why
AS 28.35.031(a) generally provides implied consent to chemical breath testing after a qualifying lawful arrest and an officer's probable cause. A preliminary roadside breath test has separate conditions and refusal rules. Other provisions cover testing after fatal or serious-injury crashes. Refusal of a qualifying post-arrest test can have criminal and license consequences.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Chemical-test consent · p. 18
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