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====If your test results are over .08 or you refuse to blow==== | ====If your test results are over .08 or you refuse to blow==== | ||
<strong>Criminal charges</strong>—if your results are over .08, you will normally be charged under the <em>Criminal Code</em> with over .08<em>.</em> If you fail to give a breath or blood sample, you will be charged with refusing to blow<em>.</em> In either case, you will also normally be charged with impaired driving—a criminal offence. | <strong>Criminal charges</strong>—if your results are over .08, you will normally be charged under the <em>Criminal Code</em> with over .08<em>.</em> If you fail to give a breath or blood sample, you will be charged with refusing to blow<em>.</em> In either case, you will also normally be charged with impaired driving—a criminal offence. | ||
<p><strong>Two driving prohibitions</strong>—the investigating police officer will issue you:</p> | <p><strong>Two driving prohibitions</strong>—the investigating police officer will issue you:</p> | ||
