Dr. Judge says, "You be the judge." A Tennessee driver refuses to take a breathalyzer test. His license is ultimately suspended for one year under the implied consent law. At his criminal trial, the prosecutor mentions his refusal to the jury as evidence of his guilt. What should happen? A. The refusal evidence is admissible because he violated implied consent. B. The refusal evidence should be excluded because it violates his fifth amendment rights. C. The refusal evidence is admissible, but the jury is instructed to only use it for limited purposes. Answer below.