Standardized field sobriety tests
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The document discusses field sobriety tests that can be administered in a marine environment to detect boating under the influence (BUI). It describes studies conducted by the Southern California Research Institute in the 1970s/80s and by the US Coast Guard in 1987 to validate field sobriety tests used on water. Based on these studies, a battery of 4 tests (Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, Finger to Nose, Palm Pat, Hand Coordination) were identified and further validated in a 2009 study on Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri which found positive results on these tests indicate a 90-91% probability that the suspect's BAC is over the legal limit of 0.08.
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- Finger to nose, Finger to Finger, Alphabet Recital, Skip Alphabet, Backwards Count, Palm Pat, Finger Count, Time Estimation, X’s and O’s, Digit Span, Hand Coordination, Word Substitution, Word Pairs, Numbers and Colors, Word-hand combinations, Pictures and Numbers. 33 officers evaluated performance on 147 test subjects, dosed using double-blind protocols
- 33 officers evaluated performance on 147 test subjects, dosed using double-blind protocols (largest scale laboratory testing done to date) Results were lower than expected The highest BAC was .110 and 25% of the test subjects