Age of accountability. The Age of Accountability is that time in the development of a person when he or she can and invariably does sin against God and thus stands in the need of personal redemption through Jesus Christ.^[1]^.
Officers (of all ranks) should be liable to be tested as part of a random routine testing regime. Vulnerable posts. In the nature of their duties, many police officers, and particularly those working under cover, will have close associations with criminals.he Home Secretary has approved a recommendation from the Police Advisory Board for England and Wales (PABEW) that amendments should be made to substance misuse testing determinations and protocol. The 2003 Police Regulations have been amended and the Police (Amendment No 2) Regulations 2012 are now in force.
1 Field Sobriety Tests. 2  If, after stopping you, the police officer has a hunch that you may be driving under the influence, he will most likely get you out of the car in order to do some field sobriety tests.3  These tests can include walking in a straight line, standing on one leg, or a speech test. In general, police officers will pull you over if they notice that you are showing any of the signs of driving under the influence. 2  These signs include swerving, speeding, driving too slowly, failing to stop, failing to yield, and any other indications that signal to the officer that you are driving drunk.