06/17/2026
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Refusing a breath test doesn't automatically make a DWI case go away.
Under Texas implied consent laws, refusing a breath test may have consequences that affect your driving privileges. A refusal may also trigger a separate Administrative License Revocation (ALR) process, which is handled independently from any criminal DWI case.
It's important to understand that refusing a breath test does not prevent law enforcement from making an arrest or pursuing a DWI charge. Every case is unique, and the facts and circumstances matter.
Understanding your rights and legal options can help you make informed decisions when facing a DWI investigation.
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