Field sobriety tests are known for their lack of accuracy, yet they are still commonly utilized by law enforcement nationwide. Officers are required to adhere to specific procedures when conducting each test; if they do not, any evidence obtained from the test may be excluded, particularly if the officer is found to have intimidated or coerced the individual. Additionally, the observations made during a field sobriety test are just one part of the state's evidence and should not be viewed as conclusive proof of intoxication, as various medical conditions can lead to a suspect failing the test.