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Maryland COURTS AND JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS Code § 10-309

Refusal to submit to chemical test

  1. Test not compulsory --
      1. Except as provided in § 16-205.1(c)of the Transportation Article or § 8-738.1 of the Natural Resources Article, a person may not be compelled to submit to a test or tests provided for in this subtitle.
      2. Evidence of a test or analysis provided for in this subtitle is not admissible in a prosecution for a violation of § 16-113 or § 21-902 of the Transportation Article, § 8-738 of the Natural Resources Article, or Title 2, Subtitle 5, § 2-209, or § 3-211 of the Criminal Law Article if obtained contrary to the provisions of this subtitle.
    1. The fact of refusal to submit is admissible in evidence at the trial.
  2. Consequences of refusal. -- This section does not limit the provisions of the vehicle laws regarding the consequences of refusal to submit to a test or tests.
  3. Extent of limits on admissibility of analysis. -- Nothing in this section precludes or limits the admissibility of evidence of a test or analysis to determine the alcohol concentration of a person's blood or breath in any prosecution other than for a violation of § 16-113 or § 21-902 of the Transportation Article, § 8-738 of the Natural Resources Article, or Title 2, Subtitle 5, § 2-209, or § 3-211 of the Criminal Law Article.
  4. Analysis obtained under TR § 16-205.1. -- Nothing in this section precludes or limits admissibility of evidence of a test or analysis to determine the alcohol concentration of a person's blood or breath which is obtained as provided in § 16-205.1(c) of the Transportation Article or § 8-738.1 of the Natural Resources Article. Md. TRANSPORTATION Code Ann. § 21-902.1 § 21-902.1. Driving after arrest for violation of § 21-902
  5. "Arrestee" defined. -- In this section, "arrestee" means a person who has been arrested for a violation of § 21-902 of this subtitle or Title 2, Subtitle 5 or § 3-211 of the Criminal Law Article.
  6. Driving after arrest prohibited. -- An arrestee may not drive a motor vehicle within 12 hours after the arrestee's arrest for a violation of § 21-902 of this subtitle or Title 2, Subtitle 5 or § 3-211 of the Criminal Law Article.

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