What Are the Field Sobriety Exercises? Explained by DUI Lawyer
If a police officer suspects you of driving under the influence, he or she will ask you to perform field sobriety exercises in order to develop the probable cause to arrest you for DUI. DUI Lawyer Manny Serra from Florida explains what the Field Sobriety Exercises are. ------------------------------ Chapters: 0:11 - What are voluntary field sobriety exercises? 0:37 - Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test 1:03 - The Walk-And-Turn Test 1:45 - The Finger-to-Nose Test 2:15 - The One-Leg Stand Test 3:18 - Romberg Test ------------------------------- Field Sobriety Tests, sometimes referred to as DUI exercises, are a tool that police officers use to gauge whether or not an individual is impaired from drugs or alcohol. The most common standardized field sobriety tests are: the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN), walk-and-turn, finger-to-nose, one-leg stand, and Romberg test. These tests do not have objectively verifiable results which allow them to be challenged in court. The field sobriety tests are not necessarily "passed" or "failed", they are simply used by officers to subjectively evaluate if the subject appears under the influence or not. If, in the officer's opinion you seem intoxicated while performing these tests, he or she can arrest you for a DUI. Many of the standardized field sobriety exercises are difficult to perform and require a certain amount of athleticism. Certain studies show that many participants make errors on these tests even while sober. There are always defenses a DUI Lawyer can make for you if you get arrested for DUI. If you would like more information, contact the DUI Defense Legal Team at the Rossen Law Firm in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Contact Us: ð Phone: 754-206-6200 ð Website: https://www.rossenlawfirm.com/ Follow Us: ð Facebook -   / rossenlawfirm  ðĶ Twitter -   / rossenlawfirm  ðļ Instagram -   / rossenlawfirm  ðž LinkedIn -   / rossen-law-firm  Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more legal insights and updates! #FieldSobrietyTests #FieldSobrietyExercises #DUILawyer #fieldsobrietyexercisesflorida #FieldSobrietytestsflorida #passfieldsobrietytest #FieldSobriety #DUILawyerFlorida #FieldSobrietytestsexplained #DUILawyerexplains #DUIInvestigation #DUI Arrest #DUIAttorney #Voluntaryfieldsobrietytests #RossenLawFirm #AttorneyMannySerra #MannySerra #FloridaDUI #FloridaDUIarrest #refusefieldsobrietytest #refusefieldsobrietyexercise #DUIDefense
