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Dictionary
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Def: 1. the state of having a physical or mental condition which means that part of your body or brain does not work correctly
Example: 1. England, for example, requires the presence of a legal advocate during police questioning of a person with an intellectual impairment.
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Def: 2. damage, not normal functioning
Example: 2. Identifying alcohol impairment is usually conducted using a breathalyzer test.
Definite impairment beings in the range of .03 to just below .10. (A BAC level of .10 means that alcohol makes up one-tenth of one percent of the person's blood.)
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identifying alcohol impairment
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| See also |
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| dic_connotations |
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