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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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An officer arrests a driver for DWI and asks the driver to take a breath test. What does Minnesota's implied consent law say about a refusal?
Correct answer: A refusal is a crime, and the license will be revoked
Why
The same law applies to off-road recreational vehicles and motorboats. The pre-arrest roadside breath test only helps the officer decide, and its results have limited use in court. If a driver refuses the roadside test, that refusal can also be a reason for the officer to require the evidence test.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Implied consent/search warrant law · p. 96
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