[Ronbo]

Understandable, however there's a reason we have a "human bridge" between the black and white letter of the law and the grey area of everyday life.

Vending machine justice is a very real problem with these automated traffic systems and the like. Robot police, judges, and lawyers are probably in the future.

I am concerned about the reference to the terrible accident and wonder about the effect it has on judgement calls all officers have to make, wether policy or not. If I lost perspective with some of the stuff I've seen, I'd never get behind the wheel again. The current DUI laws are excessive and flat. It's also the largest source of police (and government) abuse of power.

As a Police officer I'm sure your aware you can charge someone with DUI if any alchohol is in their system.