What is the best strategy?
The Police questions because he/she is looking for evidence against you. Be careful. I repeat, don't be rude o do anything to upset him. Keep your cool and try to handle the questions as gracefully and positively as possible. The police officer is not stupid so don't try tricks. If you think your blood alcohol content may be above permissible limits and the police is insisting on Roadside Sobriety Tests, be quiet and inform the police that you'd like to consult your DWI lawyer before answering any questions. Sometimes depending up on the law prevalent is the state you will be allowed to consult your DWI lawyer only after you have taken the roadside tests.
Can you refuse the Roadside Sobriety Tests?
Yes you can. But that does not stop police from arresting you under DWI suspicion. Also your driving license will be confiscated and within a prescribed time period you will have to apply for getting your driving license back. Generally this time limit is 10 days from the date of arrest.
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