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fairfax-county-dui-attorney.com Video 19 of 40 This video explains the finger to nose test which police often administer to drivers suspected of DUI and explains how it can be administered incorrectly. Finger To Nose Test for Fairfax County DUI Cases Virginia law enforcement may have asked you to perform a field sobriety test called the Finger to Nose test. We’ll discuss the factors surrounding this test, including what the officer is trained to look for. Before asking you to perform this test, the officer will first demonstrate it for you. When instructed to begin, you will extend your arm out and touch your nose with the tip of your index finger. The officer will be watching you closely to see if you touch the bridge of your nose, your upper lip, etc. It is important to note though that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has concluded that there is no statistical determination as to whether touching your finger to your nose relates to having a blood alcohol content of .10%. If this field sobriety test applies to your case, we will bring this important fact to the attention of the judge and jury while in court. Getting back to the actual test itself, the officer will also ask you to tilt your head back and keep your eyes closed. Then the officer will call out “left” and “right” randomly at which point you will take your left or right index finger and touch it to your nose. What is the officer waiting for? There are certain “clues” that the officer will be …

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