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Originally Posted by fredr123
I guess if your goal is to avoid an impaired driving conviction, then yeah, refusing to blow will help you in that department. However, if you refuse, you get charged with a refusal. Same punishment as an impaired or over 80 conviction.
If you blow over, there are all sorts of technical arguments your counsel could use to get the results tossed out. If you refuse... well, it's pretty hard to argue that you didn't blow when you didn't blow.
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Ah, okay.
And whats the deal with the police being able to search your car at a crime/accident scene, but not when they just pull you over?