The U.S. Supreme Court noted that only the initial stop of each motorist passing through a checkpoint and the associated preliminary questioning and observation by checkpoint officers were before the court and stated that the detention of particular motorists for more extensive field sobriety testing may require satisfaction of a(n):

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The U.S. Supreme Court has held that while brief, initial stops at sobriety checkpoints do not require individualized suspicion, any further detention for more extensive testing must meet the individualized suspicion standard to be constitutionally valid.

The US Supreme Court Noted That Only the Initial Stop of of Each