State v. Baue

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• concluding that officers had probable cause to arrest for driving under the influence when suspect passed breath test and some field sobriety tests, but failed other field sobriety tests
• admitting evidence of HGN test results as circumstantial evidence of intoxication but not as evidence of a specific BAC level
• HGN evidence admissible for limited purpose of showing the defendant had an impairment that may have been caused by alcohol, but not admissible for proving blood-alcohol concentration in excess of legal limit
• state patrol director of training testified that Nebraska state troopers receive 24 hours of field sobriety test training, of which 12 hours are devoted to HGN testing.
• state patrol director of training testified that Nebraska state troopers receive 24 hours of field sobriety test training, of which 12 hours are devoted to HGN testing.
• prosecution may not “attempt to correlate the HGN test result with any particular blood-alcohol level, range of blood-alcohol levels, or level of impairment” (citation and punctuation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).