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An officer has good reason to believe that Dana drove under the influence. He arrests her and asks her to take a breath test. She refuses. What is true under Tennessee law?
Correct answer: Her refusal alone can cost her the driver license, apart from the DUI case.
Why
The implied consent law applies when an officer who has good reason to believe that you drove impaired asks you to take a test. The length of the revocation depends on the case; for example, it is longer with a prior DUI conviction or when a crash caused serious injury or death. Under the No Refusal law, officers can also get a search warrant to take a blood sample.
Verified against Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual · Implied Consent Law · p. 95
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