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Originally Posted by TheSutterDynasty
Ok this is crazy.
Was this guy blitzed out of his mind or what?
What is the false positive rate of breathalyzers the morning after? He felt 100% and still blew over when people are saying "over" is pretty drunk.
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It is odd. Even after a night of heavy drinking, a 200lb male should be well under 0.08 after 6 hours of not drinking. Unless he consumed near-coma-inducing levels of alcohol, at which point I don’t think brunch would’ve been possible.
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Originally Posted by Cube Inmate
This is from a few pages back, but stuck out to me as the prime example of how you've already accepted a new standard for "justice" in this country. This updated law isn't the start of that trend, but another chink in the protections of "presumed innocent."
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This was referring to the failure of the first test. If you fail a BAC test, you’re no longer in the “presumed innocent” category. You may still be innocent due to the nature of the tests, but it does require a second test to prove that.
It wasn’t meant to state what you’re suggesting.