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Yes, with at least ten minutes between the two breath tests.
Yes. The officer must perform a second breath test at least ten minutes after the first and inform the person beforehand. This differs from a requested contrast test, preferably a blood analysis unless exceptional justified causes apply. It does not mean two compulsory blood analyses.
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Yes, with at least ten minutes between the two breath tests.
Yes, but it must necessarily be a blood test.
No; exceeding the limit removes the right to a second test.
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