Okay. Okay. I'm going to give you this
copy to follow along with while I read
out loud. Going to be reading from this
check mark here to that check mark
there. Okay. This is what's called the
implied consent um advisory. It's the
administrative side of like the OWI law
and how it refers to your driver's
privilege and stuff like that. Okay.
The implied consent law requires that a
peace officer advise the person of the
following. Refusal to submit to the
withdrawal of a body specimen for
chemical testing will result in
revocation of your privilege to operate
a motor vehicle for one year if you have
not previously been revoked within the
previous 12 years under the implied
consent or drunk driving laws of the
state or for two years if you have one
or more revocations within the previous
12 years. If you're under age 18, the
revocation will be for the above periods
or until you reach age 18, whichever is
longer. Refusal to submit to a blood or
urine test for drugs other than alcohol
or a combination of alcohol and another
drug constitutes a refusal and the above
mentioned revocation periods apply. Have
you consent to chemical testing and the
test results indicate an alcohol
concentration of 800s or more? or if the
test results indicate the presence of a
controlled substance or other drug or a
combination of alcohol and another drug
in violation of
321J.2, the department shall revoke your
privilege to operate a motor vehicle for
a period of 180 days if you have no
revocation within the previous 12 years
under the drunk driving or implied
consent law or for one year if you have
one or more previous revocations under
those provisions. If you're under age
18, the revocation will be for the above
periods or until you reach age 18,
whichever is longer. If you're under age
21 and the test results indicate an
alcohol concentration of 200s but less
than 800s, your license will be revoked
for 60 days. If you have no previous
revocation under Iowa code chapter 321J
within the previous 12 years or 90 days
if you have a previous revocation under
Iowa code chapter 321J within the
previous 12 years. If you hold a
commercial driver's license, the
department will disqualify your
commercial driving privilege for one
year if you submit to the test and fail
it. you refuse to take the test or
you're operating while under the
influence of an alcoholic beverage or
other drug or controlled substance or a
combination of such substances. The
disqualification shall be for life if
your commercial driving privilege was
previously disqualified. These actions
are in addition to any revocation under
IO code chapter
321J. You understand that?
Yes. Yes. Okay. Um is there any part of
that you'd like me to reread or give you
some time to look over?
Okay.