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James William Gamblin's driving privileges were revoked by the Director of Revenue for refusing a chemical breath test. Gamblin appealed the circuit court's judgment upholding the revocation, arguing the arresting officer failed to allow him twenty minutes to contact an attorney after reading the Implied Consent law, and that he was prejudiced. The appellate court affirmed, holding that Gamblin had already consulted with his attorney and abandoned any further attempts to speak with one, thus satisfying the statutory requirement.