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What Happens When a Driver Changes His or Her Mind and Decides to Take a Breath Test After Initially Refusing to Take One?
Law Office of W.F. ''Casey'' Ebsary Jr

Florida’s Implied Consent law under Florida Statutes § 316.1932 requires drivers to submit to chemical or physical testing—such as breath, blood, or urine tests—when lawfully arrested for DUI. Refusal can result in a mandatory license suspension or even a criminal charge for repeat offenders. Officers issue a stern warning: refusal leads to a one-year suspension for a first offense, or 18 months and a misdemeanor for subsequent refusals.

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