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- 2026-10-22 12:25
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Can you answer this bar question? Dr. Judge says, "You be the judge." A Tennessee driver is stopped for DUI and agrees to the field sobriety test because he's never followed my channel. Halfway through, he changes his mind and refuses to continue cuz he comes to his senses. The officer arrests him based upon the partial test that he did. The defense argues that the evidence was insufficient. What's the likely outcome? A, the arrest was invalid because partial test cannot support probable cause. B, the arrest is valid. any evidence of impairment supports probable cause. C, the arrest was invalid because the defendant had the right to stop the test. Or D, the arrest was valid because refusal to complete the test shows consciousness of guilt. Now, if you're a Dr. Judge follower, this answer should be obvious. Comment below. Always argue like a lawyer and I'll comment on the first one who's
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