![]() ![]() Jurors may believe blood tests because of its generally perceived reliability, but that belief can sometimes yield misleading results. Juries are more likely to believe that the scientific process of a blood test is much more sound, leaving less room for reasonable doubt. While both blood and breath “sciences” are riddled with problems, breath test results are less relied upon by juries. If you’re suspected of driving while intoxicated, a warrant for a blood test can be issued easily and quickly. Now, major counties like Harris County treat every day like a no-refusal weekend and will issue a warrant every time a breath test is refused. Your refusal to take the initial breath test leaves the cop with less evidence of your intoxication, which is to their disadvantage should the case go to trial. Back in the day, refusing to take a breath test left the officer with little choice than to arrest you and take you down to the station for actual testing. ![]()
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