People v. Shorkey

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• adopts bright-line rule that, where all statutory requirements met, refusal to take breath test is binding and cannot be nullified by subsequent consent
• adopts bright-line rule that, where all statutory requirements met, refusal to take breath test is binding and cannot be nullified by subsequent consent

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