5.8 Drunkenness Examination

The intoxication's clinical assessment (the LAW5510-U7.7's clinical twin): the examination's signs (the pupils, the gait, the speech, the behaviour — the clinical signs' grading); the breath-and-blood (the quantitative correlation — the BAC's confirmation); the examination's timing (the decay's window); the examination's record (the proforma — the standardised assessment); the legal uses (the driving cases; the offence's mens rea (the intoxication-and-criminal-liability questions — the Criminal Law's general part); the capacity's assessment).