Eighty Eight Percent, or Thirty Seven (HGN Part 2 of 5)

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Eighty Eight Percent, or Thirty Seven (HGN Part 2 of 5)

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One figure in one study produces both numbers. Which one gets said in court depends on who is talking. CHAPTERS 0:00 A number that decides these cases 0:35 The plan for the next ten minutes 1:02 San Diego, 1998 1:44 Same page, same four boxes 2:16 88 and 37: which question you ask 2:39 The fair version, and the 72 percent 3:29 What the test was validated to do 4:19 "Irrelevant": their word, not mine 4:34 The laboratory it came from 4:44 1977: almost nothing on driving 5:10 1981: 78 eyeballed, 88 measured 5:49 How well the officers agreed 6:36 Two checks that came later 6:47 Standing still: the Optometry paper 7:42 How to say it honestly in a hearing 8:04 Pinellas County. My county. 8:40 The refusals, and the ceiling 9:41 The anchor: why the eyes run first 11:02 The recheck instruction 11:42 Where we've been 12:06 Your question for the hearing 12:22 Next: three days in a classroom If you're a defense lawyer and any of this is useful, take it and run it. For the manual editions and studies quoted in this episode, write to rory@thesafirlawyer.com. Rory Safir practices criminal defense and personal injury law in St. Petersburg, Florida. (727) 472-8096. This episode is commentary and education, not legal advice. Full transcript: https://share.transistor.fm/s/4418234d/transcript

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