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D.U.I. QUESTIONNAIRE


Personal Data
First Name:
Last Name:
Phone:
Email:
Date of Birth:
Age:
Address:
Height:
Weight:
Town:
Zip:
Glasses or Contacts:
Prior D.U.I. Arrests:
Date of DUI:
Location of DUI:
Result:
Condition of Motor Vehicle
Make:
Model:
Year:
Number of Miles:
Condition of Vehicle:
Any Recalls:
Date Last Inspected:
Reason for Recall:
Any Mechanical Problems:
If Out of Alignment:
Medical Condition

An officer may testify in court that you did poorly on field sobriety tests prior to your arrest. It is important to ascertain if any medical or physical reasons caused this poor performance. List all physical or medical reasons that may have caused or contributed to substandard performance.
Prior Foot Injuries:  Yes    No
Prior Knee Problems:  Yes    No
Diabetic:  Yes    No
Inner Ear Problems:  Yes    No
Prior Back Problems:  Yes    No
Difficulty Seeing at Night:  Yes    No
Pulmonary Disease:  Yes    No
Any Speech Problems:  Yes    No
On Any Prescriptions:  Yes    No
Any Eye Problems:  Yes    No
Recently to Dentist:  Yes    No
Age:  Yes    No
False Teeth:  Yes    No
Recent Injury:  Yes    No
Weight:  Yes    No
Weather and Road Conditions

Weather and road conditions play an important part in how many motorists drive. Frequently, rain, snow, sleet, glare on the highway, potholes, obstructions, distractions, etc., cause a motorist to weave, cross a center line, travel onto the berm of a highway or even cause and accident. Please check all appropriate boxes.
Raining:  Yes    No
Sleeting:  Yes    No
Snow on Roads:  Yes    No
Potholes:  Yes    No
Glare on Highway:  Yes    No
Very Windy:  Yes    No
No Reflectors on Road:  Yes    No
Lines Clearly Marked:  Yes    No
Snowing:  Yes    No
Roads Icy Approx.:  Yes    No
Temperature:
Obstructions [List]:
Distractions [List]:
Gravel, Stones, Rocks:  Yes    No
Line Worn Off Road:  Yes    No
Reason for Stop

An office must state in court why he stopped you unless an accident was involved. It is thus important to ascertain if a valid basis existed for the stop of your car.
Weaving:  Yes    No
Crossing Center Line:  Yes    No
Tailgating:  Yes    No
Red Light Violation:  Yes    No
Wrong Way on Street:  Yes    No
If Told Reason Stopped:  Yes    No
Travelling Too Slow:  Yes    No
Going Off Road:  Yes    No
Stop Sign Violation:  Yes    No
Wrong Lane:  Yes    No
Speeding:  Yes    No
If Asked if Knew Reason Why Stopped:  Yes    No
Wide Turn:  Yes    No
Driving Off Road:  Yes    No
Swerving:  Yes    No
Headlights Off:  Yes    No
Non-moving Violation:  Yes    No
If Asked Why Weaving Occurred:  Yes    No
Straddling Center:  Yes    No
Other:
Reasons for Possible Violation
Too Many Drinks:  Yes    No
Mechanical Problems:  Yes    No
Adjusting Radio/Tape:  Yes    No
Illness:  Yes    No
Debris on Roadway:  Yes    No
Using Handkerchief:  Yes    No
Dropped Cigarette:  Yes    No
Weather Conditions:  Yes    No
Medical Conditions:  Yes    No
Night Blindness:  Yes    No
Lighting Cigarette:  Yes    No
Talking on Phone:  Yes    No
Sneezing:  Yes    No
Eating/Drinking:  Yes    No
Adjusting Seat Belt:  Yes    No
Contact Lens Problem:  Yes    No
High Beams in Eyes:  Yes    No
Road Conditions:  Yes    No
Other:
Other Normal or Abnormal Driving by Motorist
Adjusted High Beams:  Yes    No
Not Use Turn Signal:  Yes    No
Not Use Flashers:  Yes    No
Stopped at Safe Location:  Yes    No
Car Drifted:  Yes    No
Stopped in a Reasonable Distance:  Yes    No
Stopped on Roadway:  Yes    No
Pulled Off Road:  Yes    No
Parked Over 6' Curb:  Yes    No
Stopped Unlawful Spot:  Yes    No
Stopped Promptly:  Yes    No
Used Turn Signal:  Yes    No
Used Flashers:  Yes    No
Stopped Lawful Spot:  Yes    No
Parked Parallel:  Yes    No
Brake/Gears Used  Yes    No
Police Chased:  Yes    No
Stopped Reasonable Time:  Yes    No
Parked 6' of Curb:  Yes    No
Parked at an Angle:  Yes    No
Stopped Unsafe Spot:  Yes    No
Distance to Stop:
Odor of Alcohol

Usually a police officer will testify that the motorist had an odor of alcohol on his breath. However, themere fact that a motorist has an odor on his breath does not mean that he or she is incapable of safedriving. Check all appropriate boxes.
Diabetic:  Yes    No
Concussion:  Yes    No
Other:  Yes    No
Beer Spilled on You:  Yes    No
Recent Drinking:  Yes    No
Non-alcoholic Beer:  Yes    No
Fumbling of Cards

Sometimes a police officer will testify that the motorist had difficulty producing his or her license and vehicle registration. Please check all applicable boxes.
Fumbled With Cards:  Yes    No
Passed Over License:  Yes    No
Several Registrations:  Yes    No
Cards Out Before Asked:  Yes    No
Flashlight in Eyes:  Yes    No
Nervousness:  Yes    No
Sure Handling Cards:  Yes    No
Dropped Cards:  Yes    No
Thick Wallet:  Yes    No
No Difficulty:  Yes    No
Cards in Glove Box:  Yes    No
Interior Dark:  Yes    No
Interior Lit:  Yes    No
The Motorist's Eyes

Often a police officer will testify that the motorist's eyes appeared to be glassy and bloodshot. Kindly check all appropriate boxes.
Hard/Soft Contacts:  Yes    No
Wearing Glasses At Time:  Yes    No
Awake Many Hours:  Yes    No
Eye Problems:  Yes    No
Artificial Eye:  Yes    No
Always Bloodshot:  Yes    No
Condition Unknown:  Yes    No
Tedious Eye Work:  Yes    No
List: Computers, etc.:
The Motorist's Speech

In most DUI cases the police officer will testify that he or she felt that the motorist's speech was slurred or mumbled even though he or she never spoke to the person before. Please check all applicable boxes.
Slurred Speech:  Yes    No
If Told Speech Bad:  Yes    No
False Teeth:  Yes    No
Nervousness:  Yes    No
Unknown:  Yes    No
Answered All Questions:  Yes    No
Speech Normal:  Yes    No
If Asked If There Was Speech:  Yes    No
Problem:  Yes    No
Partial Plate:  Yes    No
Stutter:  Yes    No
Coherent:  Yes    No
Was Polite:  Yes    No
Mumbled:  Yes    No
Roadside Conditions
Flat, Level Location:  Yes    No
Smooth Surface:  Yes    No
Leaves on Berm:  Yes    No
Shoulder/Berm:  Yes    No
Clean and Dry Surface:  Yes    No
Gravel and Rocks:  Yes    No
Surface Rough:  Yes    No
Surface Uneven/Cracked:  Yes    No
Sloping Road Surface:  Yes    No
Cars Speeding Past:  Yes    No
Cars Causing Wind Gusts:  Yes    No
Revolving Police Lights:  Yes    No
Other Distractions:  Yes    No
Litter on Berm:  Yes    No
Stones and Pebbles:  Yes    No
Hilly Berm Surface:  Yes    No
Traffic:  Yes    No
Rain, Snow Etc.:  Yes    No
Wig-Wag Police Lights:  Yes    No
On a Hill:  Yes    No
Broken Glass on Berm:  Yes    No
Photographs Available:  Yes    No
Motorist's Attire

Footwear
Cowboy Boots:  Yes    No
Loafers:  Yes    No
Opportunity to Remove:  Yes    No
High Heel Shoes:  Yes    No
Work Boots:  Yes    No
Flat/Normal Shoes:  Yes    No
Outer Garments
Tight Outer Coat:  Yes    No
Other:  Yes    No
Abnormal Performance Feats

In some instances the police officer will request that the motorist perform tests that many sober individuals have difficulty performing owing to age, weight, weather, roadside and other conditions. Please check each applicable box for each abnormal feat requested.
The Finger-to-Nose Test
If Demonstrated:  Yes    No
Required to Close Eyes:  Yes    No
If Officer Closed Eyes Strobing Police Lights Touched Nose With Both Hands:  Yes    No
Location Touched:
Instructions Too Fast:  Yes    No
Understood Instructions:  Yes    No
Started When Told:  Yes    No
Completed Test As Asked:  Yes    No
If Told Passed Test:  Yes    No
If Told Failed Test:  Yes    No
Instructions Complicated:  Yes    No
Required to Tilt Head:  Yes    No
No Distractions:  Yes    No
Cars Speeding By:  Yes    No
Little/No Traffic:  Yes    No
Missed Nose:  Yes    No
Started Too Soon:  Yes    No
If Officer Tilted Head Demonstrating:  Yes    No
If Read Instructions:  Yes    No
The Heel-to-Toe Test
If Demonstrated:  Yes    No
Entire Distance:  Yes    No
If Surface Flat/Level:  Yes    No
Type of Shoes Wearing:
Cars Speeding By:  Yes    No
Touched Heel to Toe:  Yes    No
Number of Steps Walked:
Stepped Off Line:  Yes    No
Followed Instruction:  Yes    No
Wrong Number of Steps:  Yes    No
Improper Turn:  Yes    No
Turned Properly:  Yes    No
Instructions Too Fast:  Yes    No
Understood Instructions:  Yes    No
Instructions Complicated:  Yes    No
If Real Line:  Yes    No
If Turn Demonstrated:  Yes    No
If Imaginary Line:  Yes    No
Any Distractions:  Yes    No
Police Lights Going:  Yes    No
Missed Heel to Toe:  Yes    No
Swayed While Walking:  Yes    No
Started Too Soon:  Yes    No
Stumbled:  Yes    No
Stumbled Correct Number of Steps:  Yes    No
If Told Failed Test:  Yes    No
If Told Passed Test:  Yes    No
If Read Instructions:  Yes    No
The One Leg Stand Test
Understood Instructions:  Yes    No
If Demonstrated:  Yes    No
If Completed Test:  Yes    No
Unable to Do Test:  Yes    No
Duration Completed:
Where Officer Stood:  Yes    No
If Flexed Knee:  Yes    No
Followed Instructions:  Yes    No
Any Distractions:  Yes    No
Cars Speeding By:  Yes    No
Instructions Complicated:  Yes    No
Instructions Too Fast:  Yes    No
Duration Demonstrated:
If Put Leg Down:  Yes    No
If Swayed:  Yes    No
If Required to:  Yes    No
Count:  Yes    No
If Straight Object in Front of You:  Yes    No
Stumbled:  Yes    No
Started Too Soon:  Yes    No
Police Lights Going:  Yes    No
If Instructions Read:  Yes    No
Number of Alcoholic Beverages Consumed

It is illegal for an adult to operate a motor vehicle in Pennsylvania with a blood alcohol reading above 0.08% or when a motorist is under the influence of alcohol to a degree that he cannot drive safely.

Usually a 180 lb. man is able to consume up to four beers or four one ounce drinks in a one hour period and not have a 0.10% blood alcohol. Thereafter, more than one drink per hour for every hour of drinking will result in a blood alcohol level above 0.10%. Please indicate the number of drinks consumed over what period of time:
Number of Drinks:
Number of Hours:
Own Opinion
Feel Drunk:  Yes    No
If Told Officer Drunk:  Yes    No
If Told Officer Not Drunk:  Yes    No
Feel Drove Safely:  Yes    No
Feel Not Drunk:  Yes    No
 

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