Washington Rights Conditions And Warnings (DUI-Physical Control) is a set of standard rights and warnings issued by law enforcement officers to drivers suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The warnings are issued prior to any tests or procedures being conducted by the officer. There are three types of Washington Rights Conditions And Warnings (DUI-Physical Control): 1) The Initial Warnings: These are the rights and warnings issued to a driver before any tests or procedures are conducted. The initial warnings include advising the driver of the applicable law and their rights, the consequences of refusing to submit to a breath or blood test, and the consequences of failing to comply with any subsequent testing. 2) The Additional Warnings: These are additional rights and warnings that may be issued after the initial warnings. The additional warnings include advising the driver that they are not obligated to answer any questions or provide any statements without the presence of an attorney, and that they can refuse to take a Breathalyzer test or other chemical tests. 3) The Final Warnings: These are the rights and warnings issued after the initial and additional warnings. The final warnings include advising the driver that they can be charged with a DUI-Physical Control if they remain in physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and that any statements made can be used against them in court. In Washington, the rights and warnings must be read and understood in their entirety prior to any tests or procedures being conducted. Refusal to comply could lead to penalties such as the suspension of the driver’s license or jail time.