What should a suspect do if they feel the sobriety tests are conducted unfairly?

If a suspect feels that the sobriety tests are being conducted unfairly, remaining calm and complying while reserving the right to contest the results later in court is the best course of action. Complying with the officer's instructions helps to avoid escalating the situation and ensures that the suspect does not face additional legal complications, such as resisting arrest or obstructing justice. This approach allows the individual to protect their rights without compromising their current situation.

By collecting evidence of the perceived unfairness of the tests, they can later present this information in court. This may include challenging the credibility of the testing methods used, the officer's training, or how the tests were administered. Engaging in a calm manner during the tests helps maintain the integrity of the process and establishes a more favorable position for legal defense later.