When you are arrested on suspicion of DUI/OVI in the state of Ohio, you will likely be asked to take a chemical test by providing the police with either a blood, breath or urine sample. While breath tests yield immediate results, blood and urine tests do not. This means you could be contacted later, when the lab tests come back, but in truth, most times the police officers do not bother to contact the suspect. If your test was under the legal limit, it is likely your license will not be suspended—if it is, for some reason, it is imperative that you contact an experienced Ohio DUI/OVI attorney immediately, as it can be appealed either at your first appearance or within 30 days of your arraignment. If the test showed you were over the legal limit of 0.08 percent, your driving privileges will be suspended.