Category Archives: Field Sobriety Tests (FSTs)

1. Seattle Resident Starts New Seattle DUI Police Dashcam Video Website

   Oct 7, 2011 —

   People who have been charged with DUI by Seattle police often try to challenge the legality of their arrests. To do this, they attempt to gather as much information about the incident as possible. One key piece of evidence which is frequently sought is the video footage of the arrest made by the camera mounted … [More]

2. Faulty Breathalyzer May Result In Dismissals Of DUIs

   May 17, 2011 —

   Hundreds of DUI cases could be tossed out in the San Francisco Bay Area, as the reliability of the breathalyzers used has come into question. The breathalyzer is called the Alco-Sensor V, which is manufactured by Intoximeters of St. Louis. This device was used by the San Jose and Palo Alto Police Departments. The problem … [More]

3. DUI – 7 Rules of the Road

   Nov 24, 2010 —

   There will be added emphasis on DUI patrol over the holiday season and they will be on the look out for the slightest indication that you may be driving under the influence. If you find yourself being pulled over here are 7 Rules of the Road – guidelines to follow when stopped by the police… … [More]

4. DUI – Field Sobriety Tests

   Nov 10, 2010 —

   What are Field Sobriety Tests? Field Sobriety Tests, also known as Standard Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs), are a battery of tests the law enforcement officer will request that you complete, usually while on the side of the road, so that he can “make sure you aren’t too impaired to drive.”  These tests are completely voluntary … [More]