TALLINN - The Estonian punishment practice has not been sufficiently effective in reducing drunk driving, it appears from an analysis carried out by the Justice Ministry, and reported by BNS
The study points to the need to pay more attention to driver risk evaluation and development of penal measures to change behavioral patterns accordingly, the Justice Ministry said. “The number of drunk drivers is so big that handling of those cases has become for the police, prosecution and courts a conveyor belt job where the speed of handling and standard solutions are of esse...
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