Field sobriety testing is something many people know about but few people understand. For example, many people don’t understand why an officer has someone walk in a straight line instead of just asking for a chemical test. You have protection from unreasonable searches, which means that a police officer can’t just demand a chemical…
For Oklahoma drivers who have received a DUI or related charges, the Impaired Driving Accountability Program is there to give them a chance to show that they’re able and willing to choose not to drive while intoxicated. Once an individual has met the conditions of the program and proven that they’re safe to be…
Driving under the influence in Oklahoma is not restricted to alcohol. Being impaired by use of any chemical is illegal when behind the wheel, including prescription medications, and inebriation can assuredly be detected by trained officers who suspect intoxication of some type. Officers do not need an alcohol odor to request a suspect to…