Are you a resident of Florida State? The state has tougher laws for driving under the influence law than most other states.
Florida is like any other state which has an implied consent law. Implied consent means every person who accepts the privilege of operating a motor vehicle on Florida roads is deemed to have given their consent to submit to a breath test for alcohol, a urine test for drugs or a chemical blood analysis if a serious injury or death is involved. Implied consent also covers a physical test for alcohol impairment. Refusal to take a chemical test will result in a mandatory one-year to eighteen month license suspension.
DUI laws in Florida presume an individual with a chemical test resulting in a blood alcohol content level (BAC) of .08% or greater is under the influence and if the BAC is between of .051% and .079%, while you are not presumed to be under the influence at these levels, the test results are admissible in court.
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