
Refusal to Submit to Chemical Tests Attorney in North Little Rock
Protecting the Rights of Citizens in Jacksonville, Sherwood, Pulaski County & Beyond
When you are driving down roads in Arkansas and get pulled over by law enforcement under suspicion of a DWI, whether you have had a few drinks or not, you have technically given your consent to submit to a blood or breathalyzer test if requested. Known as “implied consent” laws that every state in the country has, you can be charged with “Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test” if you do not wish to take the test.
The consequences of refusal often mean that your license is suspended and other penalties. If you have recently refused a chemical test, it is in your best interest to have a qualified attorney defend your rights and freedoms.
At Jacob Denson, our experienced North Little Rock implied consent attorneys have the experience and knowledge in dealing with test refusal cases and can help you navigate through the legal process so you can keep your license and stay on the road.
Dial (501) 273-1748 or submit your information on our online form to set up a free consultation. We are available 24/7 to answer your questions and discuss your case.
Can You Refuse a Chemical Test in Arkansas?
As an Arkansas citizen, you are well within your rights to refuse to take a chemical test. Law enforcement cannot force you to take a breathalyzer or blood test without a signed warrant by a judge.

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