State v. Rosenbush

McKEIG, Justice.

In 2017, a sheriff's deputy arrested appellant Jennifer Rosenbush for driving while impaired ("DWI") and obtained a search warrant to take a sample of her blood for alcohol concentration testing. When the deputy presented Rosenbush with the search warrant, he read her the newly enacted implied-consent advisory for blood and urine tests. It informs drivers only that "refusal to submit to a blood or urine test is a crime." See Minn. Stat. § 171.177, subd. 1 (2018). Rosenbush allowed her blood to be drawn, and tests showed that she had an alcohol concentration over the legal…