|
|
|
|
|
|
by ssharp
3450 days ago
|
|
|
It's dependent on the officer. In Ohio, you can be charged with a DUI automatically if you refuse the breathalyzer. I'm not certain if this extends to the roadside test. My original comment was more that you might be able to refuse the roadside test, get arrested, and then agree to take the breathalyzer at the police station so you'd have stronger evidence. The roadside tests are only accurate to a certain degree, whereas a properly calibrated breathalyzer provides much stronger evidence. |
|
|