How “Expert” Are Cops at Detecting Alcohol Impairment?
The drunk driving case rests heavily upon the subjective opinions of the arresting officer — the abilities of that officer to correctly assess DUI symptoms
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The drunk driving case rests heavily upon the subjective opinions of the arresting officer — the abilities of that officer to correctly assess DUI symptoms
The critical part of any pre-arrest drunk driving investigation is the administration of the “field sobriety tests” (FSTs). These usually consist of a battery of
Can alcohol be created by the human body itself — without any drinking? Apparently so. In an interesting scientific article, two physicians at Union Memorial
Suppose a police officer asks or orders an individual to drive a vehicle — and then arrests him for DUI when he complies? This situation
Did you ever wonder how breathalyzers work? There is a website which will give you a pretty fair idea. But first, let’s clear up some
Roadside field sobriety tests (“FSTs”) are commonly used by police officers in DUI investigations to determine whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol.
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