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Being arrested for DUI in Arizona can be overwhelming, especially when law enforcement asks you to submit to a breath or blood test. Many people wonder if they have the right to refuse a blood test after being stopped for suspected DUI.

However, Arizona’s implied consent law requires drivers to consent to chemical tests like a blood test, breath test, or urine test after being arrested for DUI.

Refusing to take a field sobriety test or blood test does not mean you avoid consequences; in fact, it may lead to more severe DUI penalties. In fact, a refusal can lead to immediate license suspension, mandatory blood draw with a warrant, and additional penalties that may impact your driving under the influence case. Understanding how test refusal works in Arizona and how it fits into your DUI defense strategy is critical if you want to protect your driving privileges.

This audio explains what happens when you refuse a breathalyzer or blood test, the legal consequences of refusal, and how an experienced DUI lawyer can help defend your DUI case in Arizona, particularly if you face DUI penalties.


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