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The Hawaii high court is considering whether refusing a sobriety test can be used as evidence against a driver. This development stems from a long-standing practice in Hawaii where refusing a roadside sobriety test is treated as evidence that the driver knew they were intoxicated. However, some argue that this approach is unfair. The court's decision will likely have implications for drivers in Hawaii who are pulled over and asked to take a sobriety test.

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