Sobriety Checkpoints: The Case for Implementation in Rhode Island

A survey was prepared and conducted to investigate the viability of implementing sobriety checkpoints in Rhode Island. The survey was designed to make a comparison between a state which has found sobriety checkpoints to be constitutional, Massachusetts, and a state that has found sobriety checkpoints to be unconstitutional, Rhode Island. The survey\u27s findings indicate that Rhode Island would benefit from the implementation of sobriety checkpoints