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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Bartender claimed JT only had one drink. It doesn't matter when you refuse the sobriety test... instant fail.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by Meathead
(Post 14441443)
Bartender claimed JT only had one drink. It doesn't matter when you refuse the sobriety test... instant fail.
* One part of some tests is to stand on one leg for 30 seconds. I can't do that sober and I probably couldn't do it drunk either. |
Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by tasha99
(Post 14441463)
I'm not sure I'd want to take a field sobriety test since they seem like they're very open to interpretation*, and breathalyzers can be inaccurate. Maybe you can't request a blood draw, but in my head, that's always what I thought would be the thing to. Maybe not, though. :confused:
* One part of some tests is to stand on one leg for 30 seconds. I can't do that sober and I probably couldn't do it drunk either. |
Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by Meathead
(Post 14441471)
Doesn't matter in NY. Failure to submit is equal to the full DWI charge.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by tasha99
(Post 14441482)
I googled (it's on the internet so it must be true!) and several law firms for NY recommend not taking the field sobriety test but taking the breathalyzer. I wonder if you fail a breathalyzer if you can request a blood draw for verification that the test was accurate. One thing that complicates all of this is they're not just looking for alcohol.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by tasha99
(Post 14441463)
* One part of some tests is to stand on one leg for 30 seconds. I can't do that sober and I probably couldn't do it drunk either.
But the whole point of the field sobriety test is just to let cops fuck with you. |
Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
while I am by no means making excuses for him, imagine a life where getting arrested for this makes headlines everywhere and spawns threads on obscure sites like DVDTalk. I envy the wealth, but not the notoriety.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
That's kind of creepy.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by LurkerDan
(Post 14441670)
while I am by no means making excuses for him, imagine a life where getting arrested for this makes headlines everywhere and spawns threads on obscure sites like DVDTalk. I envy the wealth, but not the notoriety.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Truly amazing Tweet :
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
JT's license has been suspended and his attorney was threatened with a gag order.
https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news...g-long-island/ |
Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Indefinitely? that's not common practice for 1st offense.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
It’s suspended as long as the court case is going on. His lawyer is still claiming he was not intoxicated and the case should be dismissed. Whether he was or wasn’t is irrelevant as he refused the breathalyzer.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by Meathead
(Post 14441471)
Doesn't matter in NY. Failure to submit is equal to the full DWI charge.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
Originally Posted by JZ1276
(Post 14460395)
Failure to submit to the breathalyzer results in license suspension, not FST. Nobody should EVER agree to take a FST, sober or not.
Originally Posted by Meathead
(Post 14441504)
I was referring to the breathalyzer test refusal not the 'on scene walk in a straight line type of test'. Sorry for any confusion.
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Re: Justin Timberlake's Drunk Driving Arrest
JT is expected to take a plea deal on a lesser DUI Charge.
https://nypost.com/2024/09/13/us-new...arance-friday/ |
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