@MasonSpain @FrwrdThnkr2022 @EmmanuelAcho@NFL@CutonDime25 Field sobriety doesn’t test for intoxication, it tests behavior and ability for symptoms of intoxication. Concussion tests don’t test for objectively observable proof of a concussion, they look for symptoms of a concussion. Not everyone presents the same in either case.
@MasonSpain @FrwrdThnkr2022 @EmmanuelAcho@NFL@CutonDime25 His point was that the test doesn’t actually give a definitive result of what it’s measuring. A field sobriety test can be passed by an inebriated person because they testing subjectively, not objectively. Just like with concussion tests in the NFL.
@JonTheConGriff @Thefarthests @adamjohnsonNYC @ryangrim@CDRosa The fact you can’t understand that it doesn’t have to, then I can’t help you. It doesn’t have to be a fact of human existence, it is a choice made by people that don’t have to make those decisions if different decisions are made by them and others.
@StevenPWalsh @jazzbear55 @ninaturner@JessicaLBurbank Much larger data set than yours with the flat lines, apparently. Data matches the fed data.
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@ChrisCr02146122@MelissaWinChap@JoJoFromJerz The folders have summaries of what’s contained, and date and signature lines for any changes to the folder. The DOJ knows what was in them and what’s missing. If it’s not documented they were moved, the documents are missing.