State v. Rydeski

How courts have described this case

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• \[A] verbal refusal is not required. The conduct of the accused may serve as the basis for a refusal.\
• defendant's conduct can constitute refusal to take breathalyzer test even when no verbal refusal given
• driver's conduct in insisting on using the restroom after agreeing to take the test in order to stall qualified as a \refusal\
• driver's conduct in insisting on using the restroom after agreeing to take the test in order to stall qualified as a \refusal\
• driver's stalling conduct qualified as refusal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).