Reply #39: You have posted the implied consent clause twice but apparently haven't read it. [View All]

[Hassin Bin Sober]

Either that, or you are not able to grasp the difference between:

"If you refuse to take the tests when asked, your license will automatically be suspended for one year"


And: Having a needle stuck in your arm at the point of a gun and against your will.

You see, exercising your "privilege" to drive, doesn't cause you to permanently waive your inalienable 4th and 5th Amendment rights guaranteed in The Constitution.

The penalty is and should be the loss of driving "privileges" if you break the implied consent agreement and re-assert your right to not self-incriminate. Not a further involuntary intrusion at the behest of a road-side kangaroo court judge.

You can temporarily bargain away your rights for a privileges. But breaking that bargain doesn't result in further denial of other rights - it causes a loss of privileges.