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[Destruction of confidence in established jurisprudence--1.1 promille as the new limit value of absolute inability to drive?].

Name: [Destruction of confidence in established jurisprudence--1.1 promille as the new limit value of absolute inability to drive?].
Creator: H, Salger
Keywords: 03 medical and health sciences, Alcoholism, 0302 clinical medicine, Ethanol, Accidents, Traffic, Germany, West, Humans, 16. Peace & justice, Alcoholic Intoxication

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Mar 1990 German Journal:Blutalkohol, volume 27 Suppl (issn: 0006-5250,

Authors: H, Salger;

pmid: 2297404

[Destruction of confidence in established jurisprudence--1.1 promille as the new limit value of absolute inability to drive?].

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Abstract

The author, presiding judge of the fourth criminal panel of the German Federal Court, declares himself for a reduction of the threshold value concerning the absolute driving unfitness from the current 1.3 blood alcohol standard to 1.1. With his contribution, which for the same reason appears in different special periodicals, he tries to call a broad public's attention to the impending change in jurisdiction so that relevant drivers can prepare for it in time.

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Alcoholism, Ethanol, Accidents, Traffic, Germany, West, Humans, Alcoholic Intoxication

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