Michigan House Passed Legislation on Teens and Breathalyzers

According to the Associated Press, the Michigan House has passed legislation that would allow minors to refuse requests by police to submit to Breathalyzers.

Officers would be prohibited from administering the tests that measure a person's blood alcohol level without consent by the minor or a judge signed court order.

A minor still can be arrested for refusing to take a Breathalyzer if an officer has probable cause that the minor was driving under the influence.