Random Roadside Breath Tests Considered in Canada
Dienstag 27. Oktober 2009 von htm
Officials in Canada are considering changing the law to allow police to conduct random roadside Breathalyzer tests for drunk driving, rather than only for-cause tests, the Montreal Gazette reported Oct. 24.
A number of other countries — but not the U.S. — allow random DWI testing of drivers, but Canada has banned the practice for 40 years. Canadian Justice Minister Rob Nicholson wants to change the law, but said he needs to discuss the proposal with provincial officials first. (Source: Join Together, 10/26/09)
Dieser Beitrag wurde erstellt am Dienstag 27. Oktober 2009 um 14:42 und abgelegt unter Allgemein, Driving under the Influence, Global, Parliaments / Governments, Politics, Prevention. Kommentare zu diesen Eintrag im RSS 2.0 Feed. Die Kommentare sind derzeit geschlossen, aber sie können einen Trackback auf Ihrer Seite einrichten.