OWI
This is considered the "beverage" alcohol.
What is Ethyl Alcohol?
This is the first phase of OWI detection.
This is the second phase of DWI detection.
What is Personal Contact?
This is also known as the involuntary jerking of the eye.
What is Nystagmus?
This is the the first thing an officer should do after telling the driver that he/she is under arrest.
What is handcuff the driver?
This is the average rate some ones BAC will drop per hour.
What is .015?
This is the officer's primary decision during OWI Detection Phase 1.
What is, "Should I stop the vehicle"?
This is the third phase of DWI Detection.
What is Pre-arrest Screening?
What are the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, Walk and Turn, and One Leg Stand?
Refusal to do SFST's gives the officer this.
What is probable cause to arrest of OWI?
This law states that drivers must submit to a chemical test or be subject to license sanctions.
What is Implied Consent?
This is the officer's primary decision during Detection Phase Three - Prearrest screening.
What is, "Should I arrest the operator for DWI"?
This is the officer's primary decision during detection phase two.
What is, "Should I instruct the driver to exit the vehicle?"
When a driver refuses to take a Preliminary Breath Test, the officer should do this.
A good field sobriety test is simple and does this.
What is divides the suspect's attention?
The illegal per se law prohibits this.
What is operating with a prohibited blood alcohol content?
These are the three clues of the HGN test.
What are Lack of smooth Pursuit, Distinct and Sustained Nystagmus at maximum deviation, and on set of nystagmus prior to a 45 degree angle?
This is the Detection Phase where SFST's are given to the driver.
What is Phase 3?
These are the two stages of the One Leg Stand test.
What are Instructional and Balance and Counting?
This is based on the driving public's fear of being arrested.
What is General Deterrence of OWI?
The process of identifying and gathering evidence to determine whether or not a suspect should be arrested for an OWI violation.
What is OWI Detection?
This is what needs to be done if the officer does not any part of the Phase 1.
What is establish that the subject was driving or in actual physical control of the vehicle?
These tests measure a person's ability to perform both mental and physical tasks, assessing skills like balance, memory, and coordination required for safe driving.
What are psychophysical tests (or divided attention tests)?
This is the percentage someone will be over a .08 BAC if they show two or more clues during the One-Leg Stand test.
What is 83%?
This form requires the officer to read the driver his/her Miranda warning.
What is the Alcohol/Drug Influence Report?