People v. Wright

Defendant was convicted, after bench trial, of driving while revoked and aggravated DUI. Defendant was not "in custody" for Miranda purposes, while sitting in squad car which he had entered voluntarily, knowing he was being transported to his vehicle a short distance away. That officer did not tell Defendant that he could refuse request for blood and urine samples does not render results inadmissible. A defendant who has been arrested for DUI does not hava a right to refuse chemical testing, as police inquiry into whether a suspect would submit to blood-alcohol test is not interrogation within meaning of Miranda. (TURNER, concurring; COOK, specially concurring.)