So you think you're smarter than Dr. Judge? Answer this bar question. A Tennessee driver is pulled over for swerving. The officer asked the driver to perform a field sobriety test, but he refuses because he's a Dr. Judge follower. The officer arrested him for a DUI anyway, and at the trial level, the prosecutor wants to admit the refusal as evidence of guilt. What's the most likely legal outcome? A, the refusal can be used as evidence of guilt. B, the refusal cannot be used as evidence of guilt. C, the refusal is only relevant if the driver was actually drunk. Or D, the evidence is admissible if the officer had probable cause. Answer below. Always argue like a lawyer.