The statute 60-6-196 pertains to which offense?

The statute 60-6-196 pertains to which offense?

• A. Implied consent
• B. PBT
• C. HGN
• D. Driving under the influence

Answer: (D)

When you look at that statute number, the question is asking which offense it defines. That statute pertains to driving under the influence, making it illegal to operate a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs and usually outlining impairment standards and penalties. The other terms refer to testing or procedures used in DUI cases, not the offense itself: implied consent governs submitting to chemical tests, while PBT (preliminary breath test) and HGN (horizontal gaze nystagmus) are specific tests used to assess impairment. So the statute in question clearly defines the offense of driving under the influence.

When you look at that statute number, the question is asking which offense it defines. That statute pertains to driving under the influence, making it illegal to operate a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs and usually outlining impairment standards and penalties. The other terms refer to testing or procedures used in DUI cases, not the offense itself: implied consent governs submitting to chemical tests, while PBT (preliminary breath test) and HGN (horizontal gaze nystagmus) are specific tests used to assess impairment. So the statute in question clearly defines the offense of driving under the influence.