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Generally, when police make contact with someone on the side of the road, it is for a traffic violation. They will initiate a traffic stop and pull you over. Oftentimes, they will say they smell alcohol coming from the breath or person. Sometimes, they make observations that you have bloodshot, watery eyes, or that you slur your speech. If they find those things when they initially talk to you after the traffic stop, they will get you out of the vehicle and perform the three field sobriety tests. They will look for what they call clues in police jargon, such as whether you can keep your balance when you have your foot in the air and whether you can walk the line in a straightforward manner. There are a lot of other things that they look at, such as whether you turn improperly on the walk and turn and whether you touch heel to toe while walking down the line. As an experienced DWI defense attorney, I will walk you through each test and clue looking for errors in the manner in which police conduct their tests.
Nowadays, the sobriety tests are all videotaped, both in the patrol vehicle and also with a body camera that the police officers wear. They take into consideration the totality of the circumstances of the driving that was observed, the face-to-face contact, whether they smelled alcohol, and the evaluations of the sobriety tests. Some police agencies have a portable breath device and they will add that to the field sobriety tests to try to make a determination as to whether there is an indication of alcohol.

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