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An officer arrests a driver for DUI and asks for a breath test. The driver says that he has not been drinking and refuses the test. What happens under Oklahoma's implied consent law?
Correct answer: His driving privilege is revoked for the refusal, even if he was sober
Why
Implied consent applies to every driver on Oklahoma roads, residents and nonresidents alike. The refusal can also be used as evidence in court. The length of the revocation depends on the driver's earlier record.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Oklahoma Implied Consent Laws · p. 65
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