many public roads.

Sobriety checkpoints hover on a fragile precipice between legitimate public safety and encroachment upon a citizen's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and sei

DUI sobriety checkpoints are one of law enforcement personnel's most direct methods of keeping an eye on DUI offenders, as well as checking drivers' licenses and vehicle registrations. Florida law enforcers randomly use checkpoints to catch offenders. Such checks are conducted more so on peak celebratory holidays such as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Roadside checks allow law enforcers to monitor in compliance with court orders and statutory restrictions.

The main purpose of DUI sobriety checkpoints is to ensure that general public is following safety rules on roads. Possible harm by DUI offenders may be avoided from consequences of their own actions through such checks. Sobriety checkpoints seem to have become essential for law enforcement officials in Florida, as their frequency has increased on many public roads.

Sobriety checkpoints hover on a fragile precipice between legitimate public safety and encroachment upon a citizen's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seiz

s randomly use checkpoints to catch offenders. Such checks are conducted more so on peak celebratory holidays such as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Roadside checks allow law enforcers to monitor in compliance with court orders and statutory restrictions.

The main purpose of DUI sobriety checkpoints is to ensure that general public is following safety rules on roads. Possible harm by DUI offenders may be avoided from consequences of their own actions through such checks. Sobriety checkpoints seem to have become essential for law enforcement officials in Florida, as their frequency has increased on many public roads.

Sobriety checkpoints hover on a fragile precipice between legitimate public safety and encroachment upon a citizen's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and sei

pliance with court orders and statutory restrictions.

The main purpose of DUI sobriety checkpoints is to ensure that general public is following safety rules on roads. Possible harm by DUI offenders may be avoided from consequences of their own actions through such checks. Sobriety checkpoints seem to have become essential for law enforcement officials in Florida, as their frequency has increased on many public roads.

Sobriety checkpoints hover on a fragile precipice between legitimate public safety and encroachment upon a citizen's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and sei

may be avoided from consequences of their own actions through such checks. Sobriety checkpoints seem to have become essential for law enforcement officials in Florida, as their frequency has increased on many public roads.

Sobriety checkpoints hover on a fragile precipice between legitimate public safety and encroachment upon a citizen's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and sei

many public roads.

Sobriety checkpoints hover on a fragile precipice between legitimate public safety and encroachment upon a citizen's Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable search and seizure. Issues that fall under this precarious balance comprise of gravity of public concerns served by the seizure, extent to which the seizure advances public interest and strictness of interference with individual liberty. Many states including Florida consider sobriety checkpoints constitutionally valid. However, there do exist certain states in US that continue to forbid the same. Courts in Florida found that sobriety checkpoints were conducted for the purpose of verifying compliance with DUI laws, and thus was a valid exercise of police power.

Policy of Florida Highway Patrol is to promote safety for motorists using public freeways and to provide a deterrent for those who violate directives contained in Florida Statutes. Although other law enforcement procedures may achieve a greater number of arres