If someone is charged with a DUI or DWI in Maryland but has refused to take the breath test and blood test, then what I do is to obviously argue that it was not a proper refusal. If we can argue that the driver, that the defendant was not given an opportunity to take the test, or if the officer or the Maryland state trooper did not read the proper implied consent warnings to the defendant, then the refusal will not come in, and then there will be a good chance that the DUI case could be dismissed if there’s not any underlying bad driving or observations of the officer will not harm the defendant in the a Maryland DWI or DUI case.