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An officer arrests a driver for DUI and asks for a breath test. The driver says, "I will take a blood test, but not a breath test." What does Utah's implied consent law say?
Correct answer: The officer chooses the test, so refusing the breath test counts as a refusal
Why
The tests can be of breath, blood, urine or oral fluids, and the same law applies to people who operate a motorboat. A refusal can lead to revocation of the license and other penalties. After the officer's test, the driver may pay for one more test by a physician of the driver's own choice.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Implied consent law · p. 63
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