Let's talk a bit about the driving behavior that first drew your
attention to Mr. ______.
When you first observed Mr. _____, he was speeding.
You have written thousands of speeding tickets in your career.
The vast majority of people you have stopped for speeding, you did
not suspect of operating under the influence.
Now, your report in relation to this matter does not particularize
any other driving behavior suggesting that Mr. ___________ might have
been under the influence of alcohol, does it?
And, you would agree that there may have been a perfectly innocent
and reasonable explanation for his _____________
When you first observed Mr. ___________'s car, you did not conclude
that he was impaired for reason of alcohol consumption, did you?
Based on the driving that you observed, you did not have probable
cause to arrest him for OUI, did you?
And, based on the driving that you observed, you did not conclude
that he was impaired for reason of alcohol consumption, did you?
There is nothing in your testimony regarding any questioning about
the way he was driving.
You didn't conduct any investigation to determine why he drove the
way he did.
You didn't ask him why he crossed the line markers.
