How would you sum up New York's Implied Consent Law?

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Under implied consent, choosing to drive in New York counts as advance permission for a breath test or other chemical test after an arrest on suspicion of impaired driving. A refusal carries separate penalties of its own, starting with a suspension that can end in revocation of the license.

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Topic: Alcohol and drugs   License: Car permit

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