Twenty-Four Hours A Day, Hazelden

“Twenty-Four Hours A Day” by Hazelden is a hardcover book published in 1954 that focuses on alcoholism. Written anonymously by the author, this book is intended for young adults and adults seeking guidance on overcoming addiction. The book offers insights and strategies for maintaining sobriety and making positive changes in one’s life. This book is a valuable resource for individuals looking to better understand and address their relationship with alcohol.

Law Enforcement Investigation Systems (LEIS) – DUI Investigation notepad

GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Driving Under the Influence Field notepad was developed to assist field personnel in taking adequate notes to generate a comprehensive Investigation back at the office while maintaining the confidence that all required information was obtained. Starting with the front cover and continuing through the notepad to the back cover, every detail has been thought of and scrutinized for its pertinence in the field. The cover is orange to distinguish the notepad as a DUI notepadThe cover is plastic to resist the elementsThe lower corners are rounded to ease inserting into pocketThe inside cover has printed Pre Field Sobriety Test (FST) questions in both English and Spanish The front of the information pages include: First observationsArrest informationPersonal informationBooking informationInsurance and Vehicle informationPre-FST answers The back of the information pages include areas for nine different including Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and passenger information: Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (standardized)One Leg Stand (standardized)Walk and Turn (standardized)RombergFinger CountHand PatFinger to NoseABCsPreliminary Alcohol Screening device