What is the Implied Consent Law in Minnesota?
Did you know that if you obtain a driver’s license in Minnesota that you consent to be tested when pulled over on suspicion of drunk or drugged driving? Like most states, Minnesota has an implied consent provision in the DUI/DWI laws. It also means if you do not allow testing to proceed, you could be charged with test refusal and your driving privileges can be revoked.
At Kassius Benson Law, P.A. in Minneapolis, Kassius Benson defends individuals who have been charged with drunk or drugged driving and with refusal to submit to testing, both blood and breath. We work diligently to protect the rights of our clients and lessen the penalties they face.
Protecting Your Driver’s License
Refusing testing after a DUI stop or testing over the legal limit can result in the loss of your driving rights. It is important to realize that this threat exists on the driver’s license side in addition to the criminal penalties you face. The basis for challenging the criminal case against you often involves the same facts that drive your challenge of license suspension or revocation. Kassius Benson can handle both the criminal and civil aspects of your case.
Contact an Implied Consent Defense Lawyer
To learn more about implied consent and its effects on your rights, contact Kassius Benson today by calling 612-333-2755 and scheduling a confidential consultation. You may also complete our contact page form.
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