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This book investigates and exposes the ultimate goal of DUI law enforcement, which is to generate a steady income for their policing business. Their claim, of course, is that their only goal is keeping the public safe, and has nothing to do with money. The author, George Damusis, reveals the deceitfulness and hypocrisy of that claim. He argues that it's a form of tyranny and a violation of human rights to arrest, criminalize, extort, and virtually enslave common, decent citizens for a year just for drinking moderately before driving. Mr. Damusis suggests that the arrests and criminalization of common, decent citizens for the very common human act of drinking moderately before driving is the real crime. Unbiased traffic accident research indicates that moderately intoxicated drivers cause no more accidents than alcohol free drivers. So, what rule of logic allows law enforcement to declare these common citizens to be criminals? While Mr. Damusis does agree that the best and most rational safety policy is to not drink any alcohol at all before driving, he also insists that those who do drink in moderation before driving are not criminals by any stretch of the imagination. They are, after all, doing only what millions of social drinking drivers do so naturally every weekend in this our government supported, alcohol permissive culture. These common citizens are only charged with an actual crime in order to make it legal to arrest and fine them repeatedly. It's clearly a case of policing for profit, and not a case of policing for public safety. Mr. Damusis is not a law professional, and received no professional mentoring in the writing of this book. His arguments are a product of his personal experiences, the experiences of others, and his serious internet research. This book severely criticizes our oppressive DUI laws and DUI enforcement policies, but also offers constructive proposals for bringing moral reform to the entire DUI law enforcement system.

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