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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2216782, member: 1764"] I believe you also legally have the right to refuse a random breath test. Meaning you then have to go to the station and provide a blood sample or something. Legally that's your right broncospwn. Will you do that next time you go through an RBT? Or just do the breath test, blow 0.00 and be done with it? That's what I don't get. And to me a DNA sample is the same thing. They take a swab or two of saliva and it's done. It's not like you're submitting yourself to hours of questioning at a police station etc. I'm not saying El Masri's a dick or anything like that. I just don't get why anyone would bother refusing a request for a DNA sample, regardless of whether or not there was even the slightest chance you were involved. [/QUOTE]

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