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BRC 2019
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First task of phase two is what?
Face-2-face observation and interview of driver
Check for bloodshot eyes
Unusual actions
Observe how driver gets out of car
2
Fatigue begins if eyes are held at max deviation for more than 30s
True
False
3
Approximately a 2 second sweep across the eye with a minimum of a 4 sec hold at max deviation.
True
False
4
Something that leads to the solution of a problem such as a fingerprint or DNA evidence.
Clue
Fruits of a crime
Cue
Evidence
5
25% of America’s drivers commit DUI offenses an average of how many times?
70
80
90
60
6
Expressed in terms of grams of alcohol in every 100 milliliters of blood.
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
Breath Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC)
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
7
2 or more categories both affect some indicator of impairment in the same way, strengthen...
Antagonistic
Overlapping
Null
Additive
8
What goes on a UTC?
Parking ticket
0.02
316st, 320st, 222st, 2nd refusal, below a 0.08
0.04
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Under 21 driver with a Alcohol Concentration of 0.02 or higher.
You can’t do anything
Arrest for a BAC of 0.02
Take license and issue notice of suspension, release driver
Find the location of the open house party
10
Process of ID’ing & gathering evidence to determine arrest for DUI.
DUI detection process
DUI check points
SFST
Phase One
11
Driving is a privilege, anyone accepting it in FL has consented to submit to certain conditions
Written consent
Implied consent
Legal consent
Consent
12
Person driving, who has driven, or who is in actual physical control of vehicle while impaired.
Drunk as a skunk
Actual Physical control
Driving under the influence (DUI)
Boating under the influence (BUI)
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What goes on a DUI citation?
Refusal
0.08 or higher
0.08 or higher and refusal
Everything goes on a UTC
14
Operating a bicycle, scooter, ATV, go-kart, golf cart, & moped can be charged w/BUI if impaired
Graham vs Connor
Tennessee vs Garner
Howard vs State (FL)
Miranda vs Arizona
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Involuntary jerking of eyes, caused by alcohol or other drugs.
Horizontal gaze nystagmus
Rotational nystagmus
Neurological nystagmus
Nystagmus
16
Detecting & investigating DUI cases...remove impaired drivers from road.
County Sheriff’s responsibility
Each drivers responsibility
Not your problem
Your primary duty
17
Three pre-exit tests.
All of the above
Alphabet: don’t start with “a” or end with “z”
Countdown: 15 or more numbers. Don’t start or stop w/ 5 or 0
Finger count: tip of thumb to finger tip 1,2,3,4 then4,3,2,1
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Biological process by which the body breaks down alcohol into compounds that are eliminated.
Elimination
Metabolism
Distribution
Absorption
19
Phase 2 comprises of __ major evidence gathering tasks and __major decision.
1 & 2
2 & 1
1 & 1
3 & 3
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Gaze nystagmus is separated into three types.
Horizontal gaze, vertical gaze, resting gaze
HGN, VGN, resting nystagmus
OPTO, Physiological, gaze nystagmus
Diagonal, vertical, horizontal nystagmus
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Eyes move together...follows a stimulus moving side to side.
Nystagmus
Neurological nystagmus
Vestibular nystagmus
Tracking ability
22
Raise foot approx six inches off ground for 30 sec. impaired persons can do up to 25sec usually
Palm pat
VGN
One-leg stand
Walk-and-turn
23
Legal limit alcohol Concentration for u/21, over 21, and CDL drivers are:
2, 8, 4
0.02, 0.8, 0.04
0.2, 0.8, 0.4
0.02, 0.08, 0.04
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Eyes fixate on an object that suddenly moves out of sight.
Gaze nystagmus
Physiological nystagmus
Nystagmus
Optokinetic nystagmus
25
A reminder, prompt, or signal to do something.
Red flag
Memory aid
Clue
Cue
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Jerking of eyes looking ahead. Indicates pathological condition or high dose of drugs like PCP
HGN
Alphabet
VGN
Resting nystagmus
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Natural nystagmus that keeps the sensory cells of the eyes from tiring. Most common nystagmus.
Physiological nystagmus
Caloric nystagmus
Optokinetic Nystagmus
Gaze nystagmus
28
Person refuses to submit to a chemical test, complete what form?
FL refusal affidavit in conjunction with DUI citation
DUI Citation
FL refusal affidavit in conjunction with a UTC
Refusal affidavit
29
Three possible clues that may appear in each eye for a total of six indicators are?
All of the above
Distinct and sustained nystagmus at max deviation
Lack of smooth pursuit
Nystagmus occurs prior to 45 degrees
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Physically in, on, or around the vehicle and has capability to operate vehicle.
Driving while impaired (DWI)
Vehicle owner
Can’t be charged with DUI.
Actual physical control
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Any location in FL. Includes roadways, public property, private property.
Legal jurisdiction
Inside the state
Defines south FL.
Within the state
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CDL driver with any alcohol in their system is placed out of service for how long?
36hrs
48hrs
12hrs
24hrs
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The ability to concentrate on two or more tasks at the same time.
Divided Attention
My Wife
Span of control
Situational awareness
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Fluid motion in canals of inner ear is stimulated by temperature differences.
Post-rotational nystagmus
Caloric nystagmus
Rotational nystagmus
Positional nystagmus
35
Substance that when taken can impair ability to operate vehicle safely.
Alcohol
Drug
Mary Jane
Cocaine
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Must stand in heel-to-toe position...9 steps, count out loud. Divides attention, balance & talk
One-leg-stand
Alphabet
Walk-and-turn
Counting
37
Ability to see,hear,walk, talk, judge distance, drive, judgement...alcohol/chem sub impact them
Driving time
Normal faculties
Impact them only if caught
No impact
38
Three SFST’s are?
BAC, BrAC, BPT
HGN, VGN, resting nystagmus
HGN, walk-&-turn, one-leg stand
Alphabet, count down, finger count
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A set of standardized, validated psychophysical tests given by LE to determine chemical impair.
Simple Field Standard Test (SFST)
Psychophysical tests
Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST)
Standardized Field Sobriety Task (SFST)
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There are _____ broads categories of drugs that may impair drivers.
8
9
6
7
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Person stops spinning, the fluids remain disturbed in inner ear for short period, eyes jerk
Rotational nystagmus
Post-rotational nystagmus
Positional nystagmus
Caloric nystagmus
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measure a persons ability to perform both mental and physical tasks at the same time
Psychophysical test
One leg stand
Specialized High Intensity Training
Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST)
43
Ultimate goal is to reduce the number of impaired drivers through what?
Education
All of the above
Deterrence
Prevention
44
Specially trained/certified in investigations involving drug-impaired drivers. Testify in court
Drug Recognition Expert (DRE)
K9 Handler
Dope Recognition Expert (DRE)
Super visor
45
expels alcohol thru breath, sweat, tears, saliva, urine; rate of 0.015g per 100mil blood an hr
Elimination
Distribution
Metabolism
Absorption
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One drug affects some indicator of impairment & the other has no effect on the indicator.
Additive
Null
Antagonistic
Overlapping
47
Increased Risk Taking
0.05
0.5
0.08
0.03
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Person spun or rotated rapidly, disturbing inner ear. Eyes would be jerking during rotation
Rotational nystagmus
Positional Alcohol nystagmus
Caloric nystagmus
Post-rotational nystagmus
49
Using drugs from 2 or more drug categories together at the same time.
Multi-drug use
Polydrug use
Bi-drug use
Mono-drug use
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Neither drug produces an indicator of drug impairment.
Additive
Null
Antagonistic
Overlapping
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Process by which the bloodstream carries alcohol to the body’s tissues and organs.
Distribution
Metabolism
Absorption
Elimination
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Associated with high doses of alcohol and certain other drugs.
DGN
VGN
HGN
One-leg stand
53
Caused by movement or action to the inner ear.
Vertical gaze nystagmus
Tracking ability
Neurological nystagmus
Vestibular nystagmus
54
Main goals of DUI are:
Correct observation, right tests, skills to ask questions
Hear no evil, see no evil
See something, say something.
ID 3 phases of DUI, field notes/reports, present evidence
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Poor Coordination
0.08
0.010
0.10
0.05
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What is phase one?
Personal contact: after the vehicle stops, face-2-face
Pre-arrest screening: SFST on driver to determine impairment
Vehicle in motion: observing the driver operating vehicle
Blood draw:
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Process by which alcohol enters the bloodstream.
Absorption
Metabolism
Distribution
Elimination
58
1st and most accurate test in the SFST battery.
VGN
DGN
HGN
Resting nystagmus
59
Expressed as grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath.
Breath Ratio Alcohol Concentration (BrAC)
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC)
Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC)
60
What is phase three?
Vehicle in motion: observe driver operate vehicle
Issue DUI
Personal contact: vehicle stops, observe/speak face-2-face
Pre-arrest: SFST on driver to determine if impaired
61
Three SFST studies that validated for LE.
1995 Colorado, 1997 Florida, 1998 San Diego
1995 Washington, 1997 Florida, 1998 Balboa Park
1995 NY, 1997 FL, 1998 San Diego
1995 Colorado, 1997 Florida, 1998 Arizona
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Slowed reaction
0.03
0.04
0.05
0.02
63
Wait duration before administering breath sample.
31min
20min
21min
30min
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Impaired vision
0.05
0.08
0.10
0.8
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SFST study provided clear evidence of validity of the three SFST for what levels?
.8 at or above or below & .4 at or above
Below a 0.04
0.08 or above or below & 0.04 and above
above a 0.02
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2 categories may produce some effects, exactly opposite. Eyes may dilate, constrict, or normal
Overlapping
Antagonistic
Null
Additive
67
What is phase two?
PBT
Pre-arrest screening: SFST on driver to determine impairment
Vehicle in motion: way driver operates the vehicle
Personal contact: vehicle stop, face-2-face
68
CDL driver may lose their license for how long if arrested for DUI?
6 months
12 months
18 months
24 months
69
The typical DUI investigation involves how many phases?
As many as needed
2
6
3
70
What is the most abused drug in the USA and active ingredient in beer, wine, whiskey, liquor?
Cranberry juice
Alcohol (central nervous system depressant)
Barley
Cocaine (CNS Stimulant)