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suffering physical harm when you con
front or question officers who appear to
be acting in the line of their duty.
An ounce of prevention
The Eugene Police Department's
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cups, beer bottles, etc.). If any parties
with alcohol "appear to have minors
present," police may conduct a war
randess entry.
Avoid police contacts by skipping
parties or gatherings that are noisy or
serve alcohol. This may seem an un
fair intrusion into private life, but at
titudes today are not the same as
they were in the 1970s. Police have
established a "zero tolerance on un
derage drinking" policy that they
zealously enforce.
Each case differs in its unique facts.
To discuss how the law applies to your
facts, see a lawyer immediately after
your police contact. Lawyers from
ASLIO Legal Services can be reached at
346-4273.
Laura A. Fine is an attorney
with ASUO Legal Services.
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