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What can happen if an Arkansas driver refuses a lawfully requested chemical test after a qualifying impaired-driving arrest?
Correct answer: The driver can lose driving privileges.
Why
Under Arkansas implied-consent rules, refusal of a lawfully requested test can result in loss of driving privileges. The request must meet the legal conditions; refusal does not erase the impaired-driving investigation.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Implied consent · p. 86
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