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Tuesday, June 19, 2012 4:13:18 PM
A competent attorney will show that many people, who don't drink at all, cannot pass the "stand on one foot" test. Two of the people on the jury I served on stated that there was no way they could do that. The "walk the white line" test doesn't always work either - some people do not have that kind of balance for many reasons and further, the police do not always have a white line to lay on the ground. In our case the police told the suspect of an "imaginary" line on the pavement and failed him on it.
JB's case is likely not much different. It's scary how a person can be prosecuted for something so ill defined and ill administrated. There are few police that really know what they are doing. IMO most are convicted due to intimidation rather than the facts. In our case the suspect was very poorly represented.
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