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People convicted of crimes in which alcohol was involved are breath-tested twice a day – if they fail, they go to jail.
Drinking alcohol is not a crime, even for prisoners on parole Zoe Williams 2010
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"CANBERRA (Reuters) â Politicians in Australia's most populous state could be breath-tested for alcohol before voting on laws after a series of late-night incidents that have embarrassed the center-left government."
Archive 2008-12-01 2008
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"CANBERRA (Reuters) – Politicians in Australia's most populous state could be breath-tested for alcohol before voting on laws after a series of late-night incidents that have embarrassed the center-left government."
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"He was never breath-tested, he was just taken off-site as quick as possible to save embarrassment," the co-worker, who had diary notes of the incident, told the Herald Sun.
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"If they breath-tested everyone, half the site wouldn't be right to start work."
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Long arm of the law goes online NO longer do South Australians have to be content with being arrested, cautioned or breath-tested by police.
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The 15-year-old Glebe boy was unlicensed and returned a reading of 0.042 when he was breath-tested for alcohol, police said.
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The traffic operation caught 12 drink drivers from the 2677 motorists breath-tested across the Mornington Peninsula last night, including one driver who blew .123.
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Stunned police later breath-tested Robert after he called 999 to report the collision.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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"She was breath-tested at the scene and allegedly returned a positive result," police said in a statement.
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