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| What is the #1 priority in traffic stops? |
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| What are the (3) principal decisions for each stop in DWI detection? |
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1. Should I stop the vehicle?
2. Should the driver exit?
3. Should I arrest? |
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| What are the (3) phases of DWI detection? |
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1. Vehicle in motion
2. Personal Contact
3. Pre-arrest screening |
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| What is the landmark case for HGN? |
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| Statutory Prohibited Blood Alcohol Content |
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| What are the (3) situations when an officer may force a blood draw for DUI? |
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1. Accident with a death
2. Accident where the Dr. says the person is not dead yet but is going to die
3. Somone other than the suspect is caused SBI |
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True or False
When somone is arrested for DWI they are required to give a blood or breath sample? |
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| How much alcohol does a minor have to have in their system to get a DWI? |
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| What is the alcohol concentration for blood? |
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| # of grams of alcohol per 100 mil |
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| How much does the average person's BAC drop every hour? |
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What are the standard drink sizes for:
a.) Beer
b.) Wine
c.) Liquor |
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a.) Beer = 12 oz
b.) Wine = 4 oz
c.) Liquor = 1 1/4 oz |
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| What are the (3) types of alcohol? |
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1. Methyl
2. Ethyl
3. Isopropyl |
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| Horizontal Gaze and Nystagmus |
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| What is the first phase in DWI detection? |
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| What is the second phase in DWI detection? |
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| What is the third phase in DWI detection? |
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| What (3) senses an officer should use during DWI detection? |
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1. Sight
2. Hearing
3. Smell |
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| What are (3) good techniques when asking questions during a DWI investigation? |
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1. asking 2 things simultaneously
2. asking interrupting or distracting questions
3. asking unusual questions |
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| What are the 2 stages during the walk and turn test? |
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1. Instructions stage
2. Walking Stage |
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| What are the two stages in the one-leg stand? |
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1. Instructions stage
2. Balance and counting stage |
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| What is the most reliable of the (3) SFST's? |
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| Involuntary jerking of the eyes |
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| What is the maximum amount of clues for HGN? |
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| What are the clues for HGN? |
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1. The lack of smooth pursuit
2. Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation
3. Onset of Nystagmus prior to 45 degrees |
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| A good field sobriety test is _____ and _____ attention. |
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| How many clues do we need in the HGN test? |
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| How many clues are there in the WAT? |
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| How many clues are there in ONS? |
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| How many clues do we need for WAT? |
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| How many clues do we need in ONS? |
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| What are the verbal instructions for HGN? (4) |
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1. Place your feel together and your hands at your side
2. Keep your head still and follow the moving stimulus with your eyes only
3. Continue to focus on the stimulus until the test is finished
4. Do you understand |
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| How far is the stimulus positioned from the suspects nose? |
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| What are the (2) questions an officer must ask before starting the HGN test? |
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1. Are you wearing contacts?
2. Have you had any recent head injuries? |
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| What are the (3) things an officer must check to determine if a suspect is eligible to take the HGN test? |
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1. Equal Pupil Size
2. Equal Tracking
3. Resting Nystagmus |
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| What are the (3) clues for HGN? |
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1. Lack of smooth pursuit
2. Distinct and Sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation
3. Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees |
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| What is the last thing an officer needs to check for during the HGN test? |
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| What are the (8) clues during the Walk And Turn test? |
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1. Loses balance during instructions
2. Starts too early
3. Uses arms for balance
4. Fails to touch heal to toe
5. Wrong # of steps
6. Stops while walking
7. Improper turn
8. Steps off the line |
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| What are the (4) clues in one leg stand? |
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1. Sways
2. Uses arms for balance
3. Hops
4. Puts foot down |
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| Someone can be imprisoned for a max of _____ years for a felony DWI. |
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| What is the punishment for a 1st time DWI |
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| What is the fine range for a 1st time DWI? |
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True or False
Urin is required for a DWI? |
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| DWI must occur in any _____ place |
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| How long is a DL suspended in DWI? |
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| What is the min. sentence in a Felony DWI? |
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| When is the punishment for DWI enhanced? (3) |
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1. Death
2. Multiple Offenses
3. Open Container |
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| In a 1st offense DWI what is the min. jail time? |
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| What is the Max fine for DWI? |
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