A sobriety checkpoint is a roadblock set up by law-enforcement officers to stop vehicles passing through a checkpoint. They generally check every third or every tenth vehicle that passes through the checkpoint. The checkpoint is set up to catch drivers who have been driving under the influence.Are sobriety checkpoints legal in California? Are they unconstitutional? Do the intrusive checkpoints violate individual liberties? You will know the answers to these questions in this article.Sobriety Checkpoints in the Legal ContextSobriety checkpoints...Continue Reading...
