sobriety checkpoint

"Why don't you ask him how he'd feel about having a sobriety checkpoint right outside his front door?"

This fundamental right has a tense relationship with sobriety checkpoints.

He said the addition of sobriety checkpoints this year was responsible for four more arrests than in 2004.

Sobriety checkpoints regularly catch much more than just drunk drivers.

The driver has been stopped at a sobriety checkpoint (also known as roadblocks).

The state police also set up sobriety checkpoints.

All 50 states have used some form of sobriety checkpoint, and the Bush Administration has urged its widespread use.

Some people may be surprised to learn sobriety checkpoints do not nab a large number of drunk drivers.

Efforts to rid the roads of drunken drivers aren't just limited to sobriety checkpoints.

"Sobriety checkpoints are elaborate, and disquieting, publicity stunts," he said.

Police operate sobriety checkpoints in many entertainment districts frequented by expatriates.

The division also gives ceramic coffee cups to drivers they detain at sobriety checkpoints.

Following are excerpts from the Supreme Court's 6-to-3 decision today upholding sobriety checkpoints as constitutional.

I don't necessarily believe that sobriety checkpoints are un-American, because these things are nothing new.

The police often conduct enforcement campaigns on summer weekends, with well-publicized patrols and sobriety checkpoints.

Two of those were caught during a sobriety checkpoint on Rondout Creek.

Sobriety checkpoints were upheld because they served to protect the public from the immediate highway hazard posed by drunken drivers.

"The safety board recommends that every state use sobriety checkpoints as a routine component of their drunk driving law-enforcement program," he said.

But he said he still believes sobriety checkpoints are an intrusive way to enforce drunken-driving laws.

On November 14, 2009, she was stopped at a Sobriety checkpoint in Venice, California.

The police also warned local store owners not to sell liquor to minors and placed sobriety checkpoints on the roads leading to the funeral home.

In the state of Michigan, the state police adopted the practice of using random sobriety checkpoints to catch drunk drivers.

Mr. Bush cited several types of Federal aid to state and local governments, including technical and financial assistance for running sobriety checkpoints.

Sobriety Checkpoints - It's a Sobering Thought!

Sobriety Checkpoints: Please note that laws against drinking and driving are strictly enforced and carry serious penalties.