
DUI Roadside Tests – Refusing vs. Failing to Provide
During a traffic stop, both field sobriety tests and roadside screening device tests can lead to serious charges if you refuse or fail to provide a usable result. Even if you try to comply, you may still face penalties similar to refusal. However, refusal is often treated even more harshly than failing to provide. Because the details of how the tests were administered and how you responded can affect your case, the specific circumstances at the roadside are a key part of your defence. Field Sobriety Tests vs. Screening Device Tests If police suspect alcohol or drug use during a traffic stop...
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