what are the 2 major evidence gathering tasks?

observe and talk with the driver in the vehicle, observe the driver exiting the vehicle

A person who is asleep or passed out in the front seat of a vehicle with the key in their possession is what?

in actual physical control of the vehicle and is subject to arrest

what's the third thing you want to do during a traffic stop involving a driver younger than 21?

if driver refuses to submit to a test, read implied consent

who published studies that validate the SFSTs for use across the country?

National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA)

if the person has an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or above or refuses a breath, urine, blood test what do you do?

seize their Florida license if its in their possession

what are two clues your looking for during the walk and turn test?

the driver cannot keep balance during instructions, the driver begins to walk before you tell the too

You may encounter drivers who are impaired by polydrug use, which is using two or more drugs. what is an example?

Drinking alcohol while smoking marijuana or taking pain medicine

if you arrest a driver for DUI while operating or physical control of a motor vehicle or CMV, the driver may lose what?

commercial license (CDL) for one year

Some medical conditions that may produce abnormal behavior include what?

epilepsy, diabetes, head injury, or cognitive problems (dementia, Alzheimer

if the person eyes do not track together what does this mean?

i could indicate a medical disorder, injury or blindness

Law enforcement not only enforces the DUI laws but also takes the time to educate the community through what?

schools, civic groups and special events

If the driver refuses to submit to a breath, urine or blood test after the implied consent warning what do you do?

complete a refusal affidavit along with a DUI citation

in the instructions stage of one leg stand you tell the driver what?

stand with your feet together arms at your side, maintain this position until told otherwise

During a DUI investigation, what do you want to note?

personal contact with driver, manner of speech, attitude clothing, Description of the vehicle in motion, observations and vehicle stop, description of the vehicle, location, weather, terrain, date/time of incide, the result of the investigation

what is an example of an officer who is successful in the DUI detection process?

properly administer SFSTs/ documents all phases of DUI detection process, have the skills to ask the right kinds of questions, apply their knowledge and skills whenever they with someone, Know what to look, listen, and smell for

what are some clues your looking for during the one leg stand test?

uses arms to balance raises it 6 or more inches, puts foot down, sways while balancing, hops

to determine if a medical problem might cause a drivers impairment, check whether the driver has a what?

medical alert card, bracelet, or if its indicated on their drivers license

what is the first 2 steps of the HGN test

stand with your feet together and your hands down at your side, I am going to check your eyes

the first task of phase 2 is observe and talk with driver. this begins as soon as what?

both the drivers vehicle and patrol vehicle have come to a complete stop

You can arrest a person for a DUI where?

Any road on public, private property within florida

when conducting a DUI crash investigation identify a wheel witness which is a what?

some one who can place the driver in actual physical control of the vehicle

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1
If the drivers alcohol concentration was what or higher, a jury is to presume that the driver was under the influence.
0.02%
0.05%
0.08%
0.01%
2
what are the 2 major evidence gathering tasks?
observe for vehicle damages
observe and talk with the driver in the vehicle
observe the driver driving
observe the driver exiting the vehicle
3
A person who is asleep or passed out in the front seat of a vehicle with the key in their possession is what?
in actual physical control of the vehicle and is subject to arrest
Cannot be arrested because they are parked and vehicle is turned off
Cannot be arrested because its ok to sleep it off in the vehicle
Cannot be pulled over or arrested because they aren't driving
4
what's the third thing you want to do during a traffic stop involving a driver younger than 21?
if driver refuses to submit to a test, read implied consent
arrest them
follow agency policy and procedures
give them another chance
5
who published studies that validate the SFSTs for use across the country?
State troopers
YMCA
National Highway Traffic Administration (NHTSA)
Law enforcement
6
under implied consent, if an officer lawfully arrests a driver for driving a motor vehicle the driver must submit what?
Breath, urine, Blood and saliva test
Breath, urine and blood test
Breath, Urine and saliva
Breath, saliva and blood
7
if the person has an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or above or refuses a breath, urine, blood test what do you do?
seize their Florida license if its in their possession
all the above
give then a citation and tell them to call a family member
arrest them immediately
8
If a driver is smoking Medical Marijuana and gets pulled over do they still do a DUI test?
yes
depends
no
maybe
9
Officers made correct arrest decisions based on what percent of the time based on the SFSTs?
95%
97%
91%
90%
10
This must be completed before you begin your DUI investigation
checking for warrants
crash investigation
Giving them a citation
Walk and Turn
11
what are two clues your looking for during the walk and turn test?
gives you verbal yes and no answers
all the above
the driver cannot keep balance during instructions
the driver begins to walk before you tell the too
12
A persons ability to see, hear, walk, talk, judge distance, drive an automobile.
Normal faculties
Normal functions
DUI
Normal Driver
13
You may encounter drivers who are impaired by polydrug use, which is using two or more drugs. what is an example?
smoking weed and taking a Tylenol
Drinking alcohol while smoking marijuana or taking pain medicine
drinking whiskey and then vodka or mixing both at the same time
smoking weed while smoking a vape with thc
14
The human body processes alcohol through which physiological process?
Distribution
Kidneys
Lungs
Perfusion
15
The public and Law enforcement must work together to accomplish reducing the number of impaired drivers by what?
telling people to start taking a cab back home
showing people the statistics of people dead
showing the burden it puts other people in
education and deterrence
16
if you arrest a driver for DUI while operating or physical control of a motor vehicle or CMV, the driver may lose what?
commercial license for 3 months
Commercial license for 2 years
commercial license (CDL) for one year
Commercial license for 6 months
17
what amount of alcohol can affect a person's ability to drive?
0.08%
0.01%
Any
0.10%
18
Some medical conditions that may produce abnormal behavior include what?
epilepsy and diabetes
Diabetes and head injury
Diabetes, head injury, epilepsy
epilepsy, diabetes, head injury, or cognitive problems (dementia, Alzheimer
19
what's the first thing you want to do during a traffic stop involving a driver younger than 21?
follow your agency policy and procedures
Conduct a DUI investigation.
Request the driver to submit to a breath test
read them the implied consent for an 0.02 violation
20
if the person eyes do not track together what does this mean?
the driver is wearing contacts
i could indicate a medical disorder, injury or blindness
the driver is deaf
the person is very drunk
21
The 3 phases of DUI investigation phases of detection are what?
all the above
phase 2- personal contact- observing and speaking with the driver
phase one- vehicle in motion- observe the way the driver operates vehicle
phase 3- pre-arrest screening- administering the SFSTs to the driver
22
Law enforcement not only enforces the DUI laws but also takes the time to educate the community through what?
schools, civic groups and special events
civic groups, church events and traffic check points
public appearance, schools and special events
community events, special events and Law enforcement events
23
The DUI detection process does not always include all three phases. what is not an example of one?
at the scene of a traffic crash
Driving eats a red light
a request for motorist assistance
the driver is passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle that is not moving
24
while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, a drivers ability to what is impaired?
driving attention
mental attention
phycological attention
divide attention
25
Person is physically in or on the vehicle and had the capability to operate the vehicle.
actual physical control
Control of his vehicle
Normal faculties
Control normal functions
26
If the driver refuses to submit to a breath, urine or blood test after the implied consent warning what do you do?
complete a refusal affidavit along with a DUI citation
Complete a refusal to submit letter along with DUI citation
Ask the driver one more time before you book him
Complete a miranda warning affidavit with a DUI citation
27
in the instructions stage of one leg stand you tell the driver what?
stand with your feet together arms at your side
sit here
maintain this position until told otherwise
stay still dont move
28
During a DUI investigation, what do you want to note?
personal contact with driver, manner of speech, attitude clothing
Description of the vehicle in motion, observations and vehicle stop
description of the vehicle, location, weather, terrain, date/time of incide
the result of the investigation
29
why would the court subpoena your field notes?
to make sure you have your signature on the right forms
for the lawyer
just in case the officer is lying
For evidence
30
As the driver exits the vehicle observe what behaviors?
leaves the vehicle in gear, climbs out of the vehicle
cannot follow instructions, cannot open the door
sways or staggers while walking
all the above
31
it is unlawful for a person younger than 21 who's blood/breath alcohol level of what or higher to drive a motor vehicle?
0.08%
0.02%
0.05%
0.01%
32
what is an example of an officer who is successful in the DUI detection process?
properly administer SFSTs/ documents all phases of DUI detection process
have the skills to ask the right kinds of questions
apply their knowledge and skills whenever they with someone
Know what to look, listen, and smell for
33
what are the first 3 instructions for the Walk and turn test?
place your arms down at your side
place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot
Place your left foot on the line
all the above
34
what are some clues your looking for during the one leg stand test?
uses arms to balance raises it 6 or more inches
puts foot down
sways while balancing
hops
35
if you change the SFSTs elements, you may compromise what?
reliability of the tests
the drivers reliability
all the above
the officers reliability
36
Are you required to give a Miranda warning during a traffic stop when you temporarily detain a motorist?
yes
depends
no
maybe
37
When a driver refuses to submit to a breath, urine or blood test Law enforcement reads or provides what?
Miranda Warning
Drivers warning
Implied consent warning
DUI warning
38
many DUI offenses are misdemeanors crimes unless in an event of serious bodily injury, death, becomes a what?
2nd degree misdemeanor
felony
citation
1st degree misdemeanor
39
common mental and physical effects of alcohol are slowed reactions, taking risks, poor coordination and what?
under stimulated
CNS depressant
over stimulated
poor judgment
40
how long do you count the one leg stand for?
20 seconds
40 seconds
30 seconds
60 seconds
41
to determine if a medical problem might cause a drivers impairment, check whether the driver has a what?
medical alert card, bracelet, or if its indicated on their drivers license
medical alert sticker, necklace, drivers license
all the above
medical alert card, bracelet, doctor note
42
what BAC influences reflexes and PRT speech staggering?
0.20%-0.29%
0.06%-0.09%
0.030%-0.059%
0.10%-0.19%
43
The process by which the bloodstream carries alcohol to the body's tissue and organs.
Metabolism
elimination
Absorption
Distribution
44
what is the first 2 steps of the HGN test
do you understand the instructions
stand with your feet together and your hands down at your side
do not move your head
I am going to check your eyes
45
The florida statues establish what based on the drivers blood- or breath-alcohol level?
Fair and just presumption
totality of presumption
Evidence presumption
legal presumption
46
the first task of phase 2 is observe and talk with driver. this begins as soon as what?
both the driver and officer still are driving
when the driver is driving with no headlights
when the officer stops but the drivers keeps driving
both the drivers vehicle and patrol vehicle have come to a complete stop
47
You can arrest a person for a DUI where?
Any road on public, private property within florida
Only on Public roads
And road on public property within florida
Peoples private property
48
A person commits the offense of DUI if the person is driving or in actual physical control of a vehicle if
0.08 or more grams of alcohol per 100 liters
all the above
The person is under the influence of alcohol, chemical, substance control
Blood-alcohol level of 0.08 or more grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters
49
when conducting a DUI crash investigation identify a wheel witness which is a what?
someone who might think thats the person who drove the vehicle
someone who protects the driver
someone who believes thats the driver who drove
some one who can place the driver in actual physical control of the vehicle
50
The reliability of the SFSTs applies only when the officer what?
uses the standardized clues to asses the driver
all the above
administers the exercises in the prescribed, standardized manner
employs the standardized criteria to assess the level of impairment
51
what kind of drivers look and act very much like an alcohol-impaired driver or act very differently?
Steroid-impaired driver
insulin- impaired driver
drug-impaired driver
electronic using driver
52
If the effects of prescribed medication impair the persons ability to drive, what should you do?
Treat the driver the same way you would treat somone who is impaired
driver them back home
Call EMS
Tell the driver to park the vehicle and have someone pick them up
53
what are some more clues to look for in the walk and turn test?
improper turn, incorrect number of steps
all the above
steps off the line, uses arms for balance
stops walking, misses heel to toe
54
One of the primary tools you'll use during a DUI investigations are what?
Blood Field Sobriety Test (BFSTs)
Walk and Turn
Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs)
One leg Stand
55
DUI investigation has how many phases of detection?
3
5
2
4
56
what are some vigilance problems or cues that may indicate an impaired driver?
following too close
driving off the road
driving in opposing lanes or the wrong way on a one-way road
driving without headlights
57
what BAC influences Severe Motor impairment passing out and memory loss
0.06%-0.09%
0.20%-0.29%
0.030%-0.059%
0.10%-0.19%
58
how many inches do you position the object from the drivers nose?
10-20
12-15
5-8
20-25
59
if the driver refuses to submit to the urine test, complete a DUI citation and mark which box?
Will not
Denied
Refusal
N/A
60
if you decide to stop the vehicle, continue to observe as the driver responds to what?
your yelling
your signal to stop
your ability go faster than him
your ability to surprise them
61
Impaired drivers are more likely to take excessive risks, have slow reaction times and are less likely to what?
be impaired
drive stright
pay attention on the road
wear seatbelts
62
Driving under the influence is both a what?
law enforcement and EMS problem
Nation and EMS problem
Societal and law enforcement problem
State troopers and EMS problem
63
can you use a portable breath test device to determine probable cause for a DUI arrest?
maybe
no
yes
depends
64
What Blood Alcohol Concentration influences concentration?
0.10%-0.19%
0.030%-0.059%
0.20%-0.29%
0.06%-0.09%
65
this should not stop the officer from explaining their actions to the driver.
Miranda Warning
Actual physical control
DUI
Implied consent
66
an paired driver may what?
be slow to respond to you or ask you to repeat questions or comments.
admit to drinking, provide inconsistent responses and use abusive language
all the above
provide incorrect information or change an answer, slur their speech
67
lack of smooth pursuit occurs when the eye of an impaired driver what?
only jerks
only shakes
shakes and trembles as the eye follows the stimulus
jerks and bounces as the eye follows a smoothly moving stimulus
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Berkemer vs mcCarty says
Routine questioning is an interrogation during a traffic stop
A miranda warning applies to major traffic stops
routine questioning of a driver during a traffic stop is not an interrogati
A miranda warning applies to interrogations involving minor traffic offense
69
If you do not think the driver is having a medical issues and are signs of drug or alcohol impairment what do you do?
Call EMS
Call Family
continue with the DUI investigation
Call for backup
70
The driver may tell you that they are taking medications or their drivers license may show what?
They are disabled
What kind of medication they are taking
they are required to wear a medical alert bracelet
They are required to wear glasses
71
a clue is a piece of evidence that suggests impairment. what are some signs of impairment?
cover-up odors like breath spray and tobacco smoke
blood shot eyes, soiled clothing, paraphernalia
odor of alcoholic beverages or marijuana smoke
fumbling with drivers license or paperwork
72
how many inches in the one leg stand test do you raise your leg off the ground?
8
6
7
3
73
what's the second thing you want to do during a traffic stop involving a driver younger than 21?
request the driver to submit to a breath test
conduct DUI investigation
Read the implied consent
follow your agency policy and procedures
74
Doe the card exempt the person from criminal offense or prosecution related to impairment resulting from marijuana use?
no
yes
it depends
maybe
75
Sometimes a DUI investigation results from a what rather than a traffic stop?
Speeding ticket
Hit and run
sleeping in a vehicle
Crash investigation
76
Drug that impair drivers fall into how many major categories?
8
9
7
5
77
A qualified patient or qualified patients caregiver must be in immediate possession of a what?
Doctors Prescription
Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) identification card
Doctors Note
Medical Condition for use
78
If you suspect a medical condition is causing impairment what do you do?
Call for back up
call EMS
Call the doctor
Continue with DUI Investigation
79
An important part of providing public safety is keeping roadways safe by doing what?
Random inspections on the roads
by creating DUI check points on local roads
detecting, investigating, and removing impaired drivers.
making sure drivers aren't driving side to side
80
what is the major cause of traffic fatalities in the united states?
Drugs
using your electronic device while driving
Speeding
Impaired Driving
81
What is an essential part of preventing impaired driving?
School
College
Education
Driving classes
82
after you direct the driver to stop the vehicle, the impaired driver may show additional evidence of DUI such as what?
striking the curb or another object
all the above
swerving abruptly
stopping suddenly
83
What BAC Influences Depth perception and peripheral vision?
0.20%-0.29%
0.030%-0.059%
0.10%-0.19%
0.06%-0.09%
84
Three accurate and reliable tests to determine alcohol or drug impairment.
walk and turn
one leg stand
Horizontal gauge test
Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs)
85
what's the last thing you want to do during a traffic stop involving a driver younger than 21?
ask them one more time to submit a test
call their parents
suspend their license
follow your agency's policy and procedures
86
Driving or in actual physical control of a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or certain controlled substances.
Actual physical control
Normal faculties
Elimination
Driving under the influence
87
Which of the 7 major categories does alcohol fall into?
Narcotic analgesics
CNS Stimulants
Hallucinogens
CNS Depressant
88
what is the first SFSTs in the pre-screening process?
Horizontal gaze test
walk and turn test
breath test
one leg stand test
89
to check for driver's divided attention, while the driver is seated in their vehicle ask for these two things?
drivers license and keys
phone and driver license
drivers license and registration
everyones IDs in the vehicle
90
what are driving impairment cues for motorcyclist?
all the above
going the wrong way
drifting during turn or curve
trouble dismounting
91
what is a criteria for conducting a blood test?
the driver brushed there teeth
unable to conduct breath test because it was impractical or impossible
the machine was down
the driver has asthma
92
what degree do you check for onset of nystagmus?
45 degree
180 defree
40 degree
80 degree
93
during the Walk and turn test give the driver the opportunity to remove what if it prevents them from doing this test?
glasses
Shoes
wig
nails
94
how many days do you forward the florida license and a of it to the DHSMV for an administrative suspension hearing?
5
20
10
7
95
what takes precedence over all other considerations?
driver license
Safety
SFSTs
DUI Test
96
How do you want to organize the DUI narrative in your report?
Events from when they blew
events from start to end
all the above
events from SFSTs
97
the one leg stand consists of what two stages?
instruction stage and counting stage
standing and counting stage
prep and instruction stage
only counting stage
98
Your field notes help you complete what?
a traffic citation
in case officer forget something during the DUI stop
DUI report forms and support successful prosecution of the driver
The case
99
does any statement the driver makes during a crash investigation be admissible in any criminal proceedings?
no
depends
maybe
yes

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