Under implied consent laws, a driver lawfully arrested for impaired driving who initially refuses an evidentiary chemical test can avoid statutory refusal penalties by agreeing to take the test 30 minutes later.
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False. Under implied consent laws, an initial refusal to submit to an evidentiary chemical test is legally binding and final, meaning subsequent consent does not prevent administrative refusal penalties.
The statement is false because implied consent laws require prompt compliance upon lawful request. An initial refusal is legally complete once expressed, and a driver cannot rescind the refusal later to prevent administrative license suspension.
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Finality of chemical test refusal under implied consent