One drink equals__________ in the eyes of law enforcement. a. 10 ounces of beer b.12 ounces of beer

One drink equals__________ in the eyes of law enforcement.

a. 10 ounces of beer

b.12 ounces of beer

c. 5 ounch of beer

d. 12 ounch of beer

Answer: b.12 ounces of beer

To the eyes of law enforcement, one alcoholic drink is normally interpreted as 12 ounces of beer with a 5% alcohol by volume content, which is the traditional measurement. The blood-alcohol concentration rate becomes a baseline for identifying the extent of impairment and imposing laws on drinking and driving. Nevertheless, the key factor is that personal metabolic rates, weight and whatever else can also have an individual effect on how alcohol will affect different people. Agencies of law enforcement adhere to this standardized definition but also consider observable symptoms before the conclusion as to whether the particular person should or should not operate a vehicle safely