No. First, there are many procedures required to properly administer a breath test. Improper administration of breath tests means that some errors could result in the test not holding up in court. Furthermore, even with a breath test result against you, the state must still prove that you are under the influence of alcohol. Finally, unlike an “automatic” suspension for blowing over the legal limit (or refusing to blow), there is no automatic conviction for driving under the influence. Every citizen has the right to a trial by a jury of his peers, wherein the state would have the burden of proving you guilty. Consult our offices for further details.