Stop scrolling and let's see if you're smarter than a lawyer. During a Tennessee DUI traffic stop, a driver refuses to take the breathalyzer test. The officer tells him, "Your refusal will be used against you in court." At trial, the prosecution wants to mention the refusal and the defense objects. What should the judge rule? A, the refusal is admissible because the officer properly warned the defendant. B, the refusal is inadmissible because it violates the right against self-inccrimination. or C, the refusal is admissible only if the defendant testifies. This is a really tricky question.