Unit 8- Drug and Alcohol Enforcement

Question 1

Drug and alcohol enforcement serves two purposes

Answer 1

education and to reduce incidents

of driving while impaired (DWI) and driving under the influence (DUI) pg223

Question 2

What are some Organizational Responsibilities?

Answer 2

Maintain Qualifications
Detection and Deterrence Activities
Self Education (recognize DUI, know SFST) pg 223

Question 3

What is the definition of physical control?

Answer 3

The present capability and power to dominate, direct, or

regulate the vehicle, vessel or aircraft, either in person or through agency of another pg225

Question 4

Key elements of the Implied Consent Law are

Answer 4

1. Any person who operates a motor vehicle upon the roadways of the installation.
2. The person must give voluntary consent to a chemical test.
3. The person must know the purpose of the test
4. The suspect must have operated the vehicle or have had physical control of the vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and/or any drug pg226

Question 5

The involuntary extraction of bodily fluids of an individual operating a motor vehicle in traffic cases is conducted only in accordance what following procedures?

Answer 5

A collision resulting in death
The collision involved personal injury
The collision involved serious property damage
A Search Warrant pg226

Question 6

True or False. Never delay or deny medical attention for investigative gain.

Answer 6

True pg227

Question 7

What are the THREE phases of a DUI?

Answer 7

Phase 1. Vehicle in Motion
 Initial observations
 Probable Cause
 Conduct the traffic stop
Phase 2. Personal Contact
 Driver interview
 Questioning techniques
 Observations of the exit sequence
Phase 3. Pre-Arrest Screening
 SFST’s pg230

Question 8

Name Three of the Standard Field Sobriety Test (SFST)

Answer 8

Walk and Turn
One Leg stand
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HNG) pg231