MN SF5352

Expands DWI implied consent test advisories to include controlled substances, intoxicating substances, and cannabis products in addition to alcohol across multiple contexts (hunting, firearms, aircraft operation).

Clarifies that individuals have the right to consult with an attorney before breath tests, but this right is limited if it would unreasonably delay test administration.

Allows blood or urine tests pursuant to search warrants for controlled substances, intoxicating substances, and cannabis even after a breath test has been administered if there is probable cause.

Requires that when blood or urine tests are requested under search warrant authority, individuals must be informed they are mentally or physically unable to comprehend the advisory in certain circumstances (unconscious or incapacitated persons).

All amendments are effective August 1, 2024, and apply to tests administered on or after that date.