The Walk and Turn Test: A Critical Analysis of Its Reliability in DUI Cases

The Walk and Turn Test: A Critical Analysis of Its Reliability in DUI Cases

The Walk and Turn (WAT) test represents another cornerstone of field sobriety testing, yet its reliability merits significant scrutiny. While law enforcement portrays this test as an objective measure of impairment, numerous factors undermine its validity, making it a questionable tool for determining intoxication.

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Shotgun Motions to Suppress Are a Real Thing in Cincinnati - DUI News - 7/26/2016

Shotgun Motions to Suppress Are a Real Thing in Cincinnati - DUI News - 7/26/2016

The 1st District relies on its legal theory of a "Shotgun Motion to Suppress," to reduce the state's burden to merely "general and slight" when showing substantial compliance with field sobriety tests.

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When Field Sobriety Tests Are Improper, Results Are Suppressed - DUI News - 6/8/2016

When Field Sobriety Tests Are Improper, Results Are Suppressed - DUI News - 6/8/2016

Eighth District affirms suppression of field sobriety tests when officer was not trained on current NHTSA manual and failed to conduct the HGN, walk-and-turn, and one-leg-stand tests in substantial compliance.

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