Lawyers always say to refuse field sobriety tests, but what's the point of refusing i...?

You are missing one VERY key part of that. ALWAYS refuse a field sobriety check. Basically it is “do I think you are drunk or not?” That’s it. It is all subjective. Personally, I have a medical …

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