4 things matter at your Michigan Implied Consent Hearing
An Implied Consent Hearing is triggered when you appeal your alleged refusal to take a chemical test.
At the hearing, only four issues matter:
- Did the police officer have reasonable grounds to believe you committed the crime of drunk driving or another related offense? (See MCLA 257.625( c ) (1) for the other offenses that are included in this issue)
- Were you placed under arrest for drunk driving (or another drunk-driving related offense listed in MCLA 257.625( c) (1))?
- Did you reasonably refuse to submit to the chemical test offered to you by the officer?
- Were you advised of your chemical test rights?
If the OFFICER fails to prove any one or more of the four issues listed above, you will win the hearing and no action will be taken against your license.
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