I was instructed for a blood and urine test. I would prefer to take the urine test because-for obvious reasons, I didn't want a needle in my arm. I would prefer the urine. I just saw it down, and became very confused as to what he was asking me to do and what the form indicated the choices were. The urine, I would have taken that.
Officer chooses the chemical test.
Following the testimony of both Millili and Officer Windish, the Court found that Millili had refused to submit to the chemical test and upheld DOT's suspension of his operator's license. Although the judge conceded that more than one test had been requested, he concluded that there was no harm from such a practice. But it's up to the officer at the time to indicate what tests are to be taken, . . . So I don't find the problem here with asking for two tests, to be quite frank with you. . . . . The person knew that there was a test being offered to him.