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The Field Sobriety Exercises DUI/DWI police officers who are trained to investigate DUIs learn how to conduct five field sobriety tests. They are the Walk-and-Turn, HGN, One-leg Stand, Rhomberg Balance and Finger-to-Nose.
The 8 clues are whether the person cannot keep his balance, starts the test too soon, stops while walking, does not touch heel to toe, steps off the line, uses their arms to balance, performs an improper turn, and takes an incorrect number of steps.
HGN Cues/Clues of Intoxication There are a total of three clues that can be assessed in this test: lack of smooth pursuit, distinct nystagmus at maximum deviation, and the onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees. Each eye is scored independently for three clues in each eye giving a total of six indicators/cues.
The eight clues the officer will be looking for are: not keeping your balance while listening to instructions, starting the test before you are instructed to begin, not touching your heel to your toe, stepping off the line, stopping while walking, using your arms for balance, making an improper tum, and taking more or
The eight clues the officer will be looking for are: not keeping your balance while listening to instructions, starting the test before you are instructed to begin, not touching your heel to your toe, stepping off the line, stopping while walking, using your arms for balance, making an improper tum, and taking more or
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There are 2 phases and 8 standardized clues for the Walk and Turn test: Instructional Phase. Unable to keep balance while listening to instructions. Starts too soon. Walking Phase. Steps off line. Misses heel to toe. Incorrect number of steps. Improper turn. Raises arms for balance. Stops to balance self.
While performing this test, the officer will look for six possible clues: swaying, using arms for balance, hopping or putting your foot down. If the officer observes two or more clues, you will fail the test and can be arrested for drunk driving.
Clues: Lack of smooth pursuit in left eye. Lack of smooth pursuit in right eye. Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation in left eye. Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation in right eye. Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees in left eye. Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees in right eye.

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