Finger-Count Test
An officer might use non-standardized field sobriety tests in states where the only confirmation vital from these tests is that the officer had logical cause to hold the person on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Tests of this alternative nature are at the officer’s judgment. Straightforward tests might include:
Counting the number of fingers that the officer raises. Find out more about this test by speaking with a seasoned DUI attorney.
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