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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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After a lawful DUI arrest, an officer requests an evidentiary test under Kentucky’s implied-consent procedure. Does refusal automatically avoid license consequences?
Correct answer: No; refusal itself can affect your license
Why
Kentucky’s implied-consent and refusal provisions can impose license consequences when their conditions are met. The officer must follow the applicable procedure and warnings. This lesson concerns an evidentiary request after arrest, not a preliminary breath screening, and does not treat every type of refusal as carrying identical criminal consequences.
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