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To: zax who wrote (966311)9/22/2016 11:09:52 AM
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>> In the case DUI, you might want to look up "implied consent".

YOU might want to look up implied consent.

All U.S. states have driver licensing laws which state that a licensed driver has given their implied consent to a field sobriety test and/or a Breathalyzer or similar manner of determining blood alcohol concentration. These laws have generally been upheld by courts as a valid exercise of the states' police power, against challenges under the Fourth Amendment (as a reasonable search and seizure) and Fifth Amendment (as not violative of the right against self-incrimination). This is largely because in the United States, driving is considered a privilege rather than a right, and the state has a legitimate interest in keeping dangerously intoxicated drivers off the road, to prevent injury, property damage, and loss of life.


In most states, however, the police must have reasonable grounds for administering a sobriety test. [1]
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