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Yes, in the cases provided by Article 24.c and criminal procedure law. A result exceeding the administrative alcohol limit does not automatically mean court transfer: the legal conditions must apply. DGT authorisation is not required, and there is no general rule limiting this to twice the permitted level.
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No, only with authorisation from the DGT
Only in cases where they double the permitted level
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