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An officer makes an ordinary statutory implied-consent test request after a DUI arrest, rather than using a separate warrant or testing exception. Which statement is correct?
Correct answer: Refusal or a qualifying test result can lead to license action.
Why
Under the ordinary statutory procedure, the officer must give the required oral and written notices about the authorized test and applicable consequences. Refusal or a qualifying test result can lead to administrative action against driving privileges. The law separately addresses warrants, judicially recognized exceptions and other testing circumstances; do not assume every request has identical notice or refusal rules.
Verified against K.S.A. 8-1001 · Chemical testing after a DUI arrest
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