Originally Posted by
Two-percent
Apparently, this is State specific. Authorities in Ohio now can force drivers who have two or more drunk driving convictions to submit to a blood or urine test without their consent. A new law that took effect on September 30, 2008 allows police offers to demand that a driver take a blood or urine test if they've been convicted two or more times. The law applies to people convicted of driving under the influence twice in six years or five times in the last twenty years. The law also requires an online database to track offenders with drunk-driving or related offenses.
In the unlikely event I were stopped for DUI, I still wouldn't say or do anything without consulting an attorney.
If you said or did nothing, In Indiana, that would be refusal and you would be arrested for refusal. And I am not debating whether or not drivers with convictions must submit to chemical tests, that's another topic in itself and irrelevant.