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- 2026-10-22 12:16
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So, you think you're smarter than Dr. Judge. Let's see if you can answer this bar question. A driver refuses a breath test after a DUI arrest in Tennessee. What's the most likely consequence? A, there's no penalty at all for refusing a breath test. B, automatic DUI conviction. C, a license suspension under the implied consent law. Or D, immediate jail time. Put your pencils down, folks. Time is up. The answer is obviously C. You can lose your license as a consequence of an implied consent if you refuse the breath test. But, you have to be convicted. So, the punishment is mandatory, not automatic.
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