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burton19126

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What is an implied-consent law? Why were such laws implemented?
 
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What is a per se law?
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 17, 2018
Answer to Question 1

An implied-consent law states that the operator of a motor vehicle on a public highway must either consent to a test for alcohol intoxication, if requested, or lose his or her license for some designated periodusually six months to one year. Implied-consent laws were implemented to prevent drivers from refusing to take a breath test on grounds of self-incrimination.

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A per se law states that any individual meeting or exceeding a defined blood-alcohol level (usually 0.08 percent) shall be deemed intoxicated, and no other proof of alcohol impairment is necessary.


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