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- 2026-10-22 12:19
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Hey guys, stop scrolling and see if you can answer this bar question. During a Tennessee DUI stop, a police officer asks the driver to recite the alphabet backwards. The driver asks, "Is this a required test?" And the police officer responds, "You have to do what I tell you to do." The driver complies and fails because nobody can say their alphabet backwards. Should this be suppressed? A. No. The driver voluntarily performed the test. B. Yes. the officer misrepresented the driver's obligations. C. No, the field sobriety tests are mandatory during a DUI investigation. Or D, yes, alphabet tests aren't standardized field sobriety tests. If you're a Dr. Judge follower, this should be a slam dunk. Be sure to argue like a lawyer. I'll comment on the first one who's
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