FIELD SOBRIETY TESTS (FSTS): Many law enforcement officers will say, “if you pass the FSTs, you will not be arrested.” Some officers will say, “if you refuse to take the FSTs, you will be taken to jail.” … Some officers will tell you that your refusal can be used as evidence of your guilt.
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