Overview
A brief interaction at a DUI and driver's license checkpoint between a deputy and a driver, focusing on identification, legal rights, and minimal questioning.
DUI Checkpoint Procedure
- The deputy requests the driver’s identification as part of a DUI and license check.
- The driver is asked to identify themselves and present a driver’s license.
- The deputy’s badge number (4920) is provided on request.
- The driver inquires about the deputy’s body camera and asks for it to be turned on.
- The driver asserts their legal rights by not consenting to searches or seizures.
- The driver states they will not answer questions without their attorney present.
- The deputy asks if the driver has consumed alcohol.
- The interaction concludes with the deputy letting the driver proceed.
Legal Rights Asserted
- The driver refuses consent to searches or seizures.
- The driver invokes their right to remain silent and requests legal counsel before answering questions.
Decisions
- Deputy allows the driver to proceed without further questioning.
Action Items
- TBD – Deputy: Activate body camera upon request from individuals at checkpoints.