Geherin Law Group Helps Clients Win Refusal Implied Consent Suspension Appeals
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Michimich -- Every Michigan driver's license holder "impliedly consents" to have his/her breath, blood or urine tested upon reasonable request of a peace officer during an OWI investigation.  If you refuse a police officer's request for a chemical test, your license may be automatically suspended for one year.  This is called an "Implied Consent Refusal," and your prompt response to this allegation is crucial.  We suggest you call an experienced DUI attorney in Washtenaw County immediately after a refusal allegation so that you don't miss important deadlines.

Police officers must have reasonable grounds to request the chemical test, and they must also follow regulations on how they advise the driver about a potential refusal.  It's also important to note that there are some reasonable and acceptable grounds for refusing these tests.  Not all refusals are guaranteed to be violations of the Implied Consent law, and the actions of the police officer can be challenged at the Secretary of State and in court, if necessary.

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Learn more about refusal/ implied consent suspensions in Michigan here (https://www.milicenselawyer.com/license/restoration/breath-test-refusals-implied-consent-refusals).

If you need help with your driver's license restoration in Michigan (https://www.milicenselawyer.com/license/restoration/dui-owi-revocation-appeals) after a DUI related arrest, please call for a consultation at (734) 263-2780. They're available 24/7, and are fully committed to providing personal attention, personal options and personal justice to every single client they represent.

Geherin Law Group:

Attorney Daniel T. Geherin, owner of GLG Michigan, principal at MiLicenseLawyer.com, and author of TheMichigan Drunk Driving and Driver's License Restoration Handbook, a license appeal specialist for the last two decades. He's dedicated his career to helping put drivers back on the road following a license suspension or revocation. He's recognized as a license appeals specialist in Ann Arbor and throughout Michigan.  He has taught seminars and written articles through the Michigan Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) on license appeal topics.

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