Expands Michigan vehicle code to include other bodily fluids in chemical tests for intoxication or impairment.
This bill amends Michigan's vehicle code to expand the methods of testing for intoxication or impairment to include other bodily fluids. It specifies that a person arrested for a crime related to operating a vehicle while intoxicated must be advised of their rights, including the right to have a chemical test administered by a person of their choosing. The bill also details the procedures for chemical testing, including the collection and analysis of blood, breath, urine, or other bodily fluids. It outlines the consequences of refusing a chemical test, such as license suspension and fines.
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