a question about being arrested for public intoxication?
955980
If he is noticeably intoxicated, yes. Probably neighbors called the police.
263312
do you mean disorderly conduct?\nYes, any time you have been arrested, it is for a criminal offense.\nNobody gets arrested for orderly conduct, or being a great friend.
187188
You only asked for the (a) charge, so here it is:\n\n23152.  (a) It is unlawful for any person who is under the influence of any alcoholic beverage or drug, or under the combined influence of any alcoholic beverage and drug, to drive a vehicle.\n\nIf there's something else you want to know, I'd be glad to see what I could do for you.
652447
It's over twice the legal limit for driving in most states.\n\nI think it corresponds to about 9 drinks in a short period of time for an average-sized male, so that seems rather low to be arrested for public intoxication.
1080707
complain to the chief or officers suppervisor,  if your state allows you to file for a arrest warrant, you can appear in court and request a warrant.\n\nThe police officer has to look at the exact event and why and how it could happen.  Also some states actually require that a warning be issued first before an arrest could be made.\n( officer would fill out an incident report listing who was tresspassing and when and where it was.\n\nJust because a person wants someone arrested, does not mean an officer has to arrest them, people want others arrested all the time and police or DA do not believe that it meets the exact code as written in the state.\n\nWas the property posted "no tresspassing"  why was the other person on the property,  did the owner ask them to leave first, and so on.
661374
I'm not aware of the law here, but i guess we are talkin about two different scenarios here. Under influence or alcohol intoxication and Induced hypnosis under sodium pentothal in controlled enviornment. The second one might be helpful to generate pertaining information. But i have a strong hunch about evidence being gathered under both scenarios to be inadmissible in the court of law
1091859
In the US, you are arrested on probable cause, if you can not make bail you will be held till court.  ( this can take up to a year in some cases)
129521
You won't be charged with DUI, but rather with refusing a breath test.  In most states the punishment for this is equal to or greater than than the punishment for an actual DUI.  The chances of you getting off of that are absolutely zero.  When you got your license, you signed a waiver giving them the right to test you for alcohol any time you are driving without any need for probably cause or any other element of due process.  You have no grounds to argue you had the right to refuse the test, and whether or not you were actually drunk is irrelevent.
474484
No,however if you are considered to be drunk,yes you may be arrested If a member of the crew believes you are a threat to the safety of the aircraft and passengers.
199246
The wrecking, which has been already mentioned, and this can happen with anyone drinking or otherwise.\n\nDepending on age, you can be charged with contributing to delinquency if you are older and knowingly let them drive, or have your license suspended for allowing an unlawful driver.\n\nAnything they may foolishly do, drinking or not, you become involved in. If they commit a felony, you can become an accessory and be charged with equal penalties.\n\nYour status changes slightly depending on whether you are licensed or unlicensed. A person who holds a license carries a little more responsibility than one who doesn't.
614085
If you're asking for yourself, I'd say that's pathetic, you want to sue a bar because you got arrested for public intoxication? What did they do? Hold you down and pour tequila down your throat and make you turn into a jerk?\n\nI'd love to to sit on that jury...someday I hope you're able to practice some personal responsibility.
971485
Yes, State dependent on Volunteer test though if you fail a field sobriety test or the officer has "probable cause" that you are intoxicated then they can detain you and the stick you for your blood alcohol level. Or if you are just blatantly drunk then they could charge you. Im not a cop or a lawyer so don't take this to seriously but my friends have been in the same spot as well as my brother.\nUnless your in Michigan Plead guilty but see if you can get a plea \nIf you are in michigan get a lawyer and forget about college the zero tolerance law is no joke. Well good luck and don't be nark and tell who got you the alcohol. It won't get you off so get the best deal you can.
547916
I got arrested for drunk in public outside of a bar in Burbank last year!  I had to sleep in a cell with nothing but a toilet.  I had to rest my head on my shoes.  And to make it worse, those jerks released me at 6 am!  I never wake up at 6 am!
1181709
Yes, the police can enter without consent if they believe a crime has been or is being committed. Underage drinking is a crime.
496794
It is Nation wide .08, and that was figured by the amount of impairment of drunk drivers. The law also has the right to convict a detain for levels starting at .05 with the arresting officers discretion. Most States video tape all arrests anymore, and it's almost impossible to beat. One beer can get you arrested in America anymore.
140777
6 arrests or 6 charges? If you have the cash on hand try something simple like public intox, drunken disorderly, public lewdness...You get the point. Don't act too drunk though otherwise they will put you in the tank for a few hours. We did something similar here and we just paid a cop friend of ours to arrest us over and over. 8 times in one day beating the previous record of 4. That and we got to slash a dudes tires in broad day light with him watching. It was great! Good luck! LOL
457509
if your conditions of release or your p.o. indicates you cannot drink, thats exactly what it means.  if you are ordered to report for a random breath test and fail, they don't care where you have been drinking, you are in violation and most likely be will revoked and booked back into jail where you started out in the first place.