Implied Consent

Implied Consent Attorneys in Delaware & Chester County

Vigorously Defending People Accused of Breath Test Refusal

You may not have known it at the time, but when you applied for a driver’s license in Pennsylvania, you implicitly gave your consent to submit to a blood alcohol test should you be stopped by the police on suspicion of drunk driving. If you refuse to provide a breath, blood or urine sample, you could lose your license for up to a year and you could be sentenced to three days in jail.

It is important to distinguish between the two types of breath testing devices used in Pennsylvania. Police often use a handheld portable breath test device at the side of the road, but you are under no obligation whatsoever to submit to this test. However, when you are taken to the police station, you will be asked to take a Breathalyzer, urine or blood test. If you refuse this test, you are in violation of Pennsylvania’s implied consent law.

Defense of a breath test refusal case presents many challenges. Nevertheless, in your case there may be one or more viable defenses available. You should speak with an attorney as soon as possible.

Contact Cherry DUI Law, for a free consultation with an experienced implied consent attorney.

Delaware & Chester County DUI Defense Attorneys

Our team of defense advocates has decades of experience in DUI and breath test refusal cases. When you retain us to represent you, we will carefully examine all aspects of your case, looking for ways to protect your license and overcome the DUI charge.

Did the police advise you that you could lose your license for refusing to submit to the test? Did the officer take your consent to the test to be a refusal? Did the police even have probable cause to stop your vehicle or suspect you of impaired driving?

Careful cross-examination by an experienced DUI lawyer can reveal flaws in the state’s case that could lead to a positive outcome. Cherry DUI Law, will vigorously defend you at all stages of the legal process.

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For a free consultation with an inferred consent lawyer in Pennsylvania, contact Cherry DUI Law