Lol. You better go back to lawyer school.

The SCOTUS ruling pertains to WARRANTLESS seizures of blood for DUI which violate a persons 4th.

Police now need to simply secure a warrant for the blood test. That is all. You cant refuse once they secure the warrant.

During a DUI investigation, an officer may request a blood sample. This is especially true when an alleged suspect refuses a breathalyzer test or a police officer believes the suspect is intoxicated by drugs. If you do not agree to it, a warrant may be issued,and at that time, a blood sample will be taken with or without your consent.

You just cant refuse the blood test or the breathalyzer. It doesn't work like that.