North Dakota · North Dakota Century Code — Title 39, Motor Vehicles
N.D. Cent. Code (Tit. 39) § 39-20-01: (6)Paragraph 5 does not apply to an individual unless the individual has been advised of the consequences of refusing a chemical test consistent with the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of North Dakota
What this law says, in plain English
Drivers who refuse chemical testing for impairment are guilty of a misdemeanor for first/second offenses within seven years, a higher misdemeanor for third offenses, and a felony for fourth or subsequent offenses within fifteen years.
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