Zahtila v. Motor Vehicle Div., Dept. of Rev.

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• refusal may be changed into consent unless the delay will materially affect the results of the test
• unless delay would materially affect test results, a subsequent consent may cure a prior refusal
• subsequent consent valid if officer still available and delay does not materially affect test results
• subsequent consent valid if officer still available and delay does not materially affect test results
• unless delay would materially affect test results, a subsequent consent may cure a prior refusal
• case remanded to determine whether twenty-five minute delay would materially affect result

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