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[AlphaFrog]

I can see if the person has a .09, has not previously been in trouble, can walk the like, recite alphabet backwards, stand on one leg and touch their nose or whatever field sobriety test they have, etc being shown some leniency...but if they're above a .15 or so, have previous offenses, and/or can't walk the line...there's no reason not to throw them in jail.

Oh, and if you are so drunk that you decide to see if your car can swim in Lake Ruth outside of Corbin/Olsen Hall, you should not get out of your DUI, even if your friend did sleep with the arresting officer.

[arizona13]

wow, again...

[L.O.C.K.]

At my school, there is a university shuttle service that takes kids all around like a 10-15 block radius from the center of campus. It won't drop you off at bars, etc. but it does do other places. You can call and get a free ride in it (great for coming home from parties safely).

Also, they just established this new medical amnesty rule. Basically if someone needs to go to the hospital and you call them in even if you are drunk and underage, you don't get in trouble. The person who has to go to the hospital (and is underage) gets one "free ride" so to speak where they don't get in trouble, but the next one you get nailed.

I think its a great rule, and the amount of judicial cases have gone down considerably...not sure about hospitalizations..I'd have to ask.