Police Blotter is a weekly News.com report on the intersection of technology and the law. What: Kentucky man charged with drunken driving asks manufacturer of Breathalyzer-like test for the source ...

KIHEI — Police expect to spend more time enforcing DUI laws and less time documenting the arrests, with the purchase of six new breath alcohol testing instruments. The Intoxilyzer 9000s are the newest ...

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MELBOURNE - A long-awaited torture test of the machine used by police to gather evidence in drunken-driving cases brought no end to the debate that inspired the experiment in the first place. The ...

A device used by police to test the blood-alcohol level of a person suspected of drunken driving is reliable, a divided Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday, June 27. Now, 5,822 drunken-driving ...

News that judges in Florida have ordered a breathalyser manufacturer to release the software source code of its "Intoxilyzer 5000" breath tester to defence lawyers has got computer nerds around the ...

The Intoxilyzer 5000EN, a breathalyzer machine used by Minnesota law enforcement, runs on a pair of Z80 processors and uses 50,000 lines of assembly code. The accuracy of that code base is now under ...

streets and more time in courtrooms and hospitals due to an ongoing legal battle over whether DWI (driving while intoxicated) defendants have the right to know how the breath-testing machine that ...

Facing the possibility of losing its key weapon against drunk drivers, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement decided it would pay some of its employees to — what else? — get drunk. So, one day in ...

Benedict Associates Ltd. have just introduced the Intoxilyzer 240 which tests for alcohol, in order to support the aim of drug-free work environments for the companies they are helping. Vaughn Mosher ...

A new Oklahoma Highway Patrol Tahoe is expected to hit the roads sometime in February. "It's going to be an actual patrol car that we can use on a daily basis,” OHP Trooper Russell Callicoat said.