Question ID:
588
Mouth alcohol is alcohol that remains in the mouth after a recent drink or after use of mouthwash or another product that contains alcohol. Mouth alcohol dissipates from the mouth in a very short time, typically in 10-15 minutes.
Prior to conducting an evidential breath alcohol test, the subject must be observed for 15 minutes to insure that any residual alcohol in the mouth has dissipated.
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