Implied Consent Refusal Impact

Jones, R. K. (Ralph K.); Joksch, Hans C.; Wiliszowski, Connie H.; Mid-America Research Institute

doi:10.21949/1525375

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Implied Consent Refusal Impact

1991-09-01
By Jones, R. K. (Ralph K.) ; Joksch, Hans C. ; Wiliszowski, Connie H.

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Jones, R. K. (Ralph K.) ; Joksch, Hans C. ; Wiliszowski, Connie H.

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Mid-America Research Institute
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Alcohol Chemical Tests Drunk Drivers Implied Consent Laws State Laws Statistics
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DOT-HS-807-765 ; NTIS-PB92118934

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https://doi.org/10.21949/1525375
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Research Paper
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United States
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Final report
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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This report examines the extent to which persons suspected of DWI refuse to take a chemical test as required by law, describes implied consent laws in 50 States, analyzes the relation of law features to refusal rate, and analyzes the characteristics of test refusers in four States. The report concludes that there is a potential test-refusal problem in the U.S. to the extent that 2% to 71% of drivers arrested for DWI in 1987 refused to take a chemical test. The report recommends strong traffic law system action against refusers to include criminal sanctions for some "hard core" refusers. Other potential actions include treatment and public information and education initiatives. /Abstract from report summary page/
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