A growing number of sober drivers are being arrested for DUIs across 22 states, with subsequent blood tests revealing no alcohol or drugs in their systems. Investigations highlight concerns about the reliability of field sobriety tests, with expert testimony and studies suggesting high false positive rates for unimpaired individuals. Cases from Tennessee, Alabama, Hawaii, Florida, and Iowa exemplify this pattern, where individuals like Carl Binkley and Justin Beery were arrested despite clear bloodwork. The unreliability of these tests raises serious due process concerns, potentially leading to wrongful arrests and their associated personal and legal consequences. In response to this issue, Tennessee enacted legislation requiring annual reporting of sober DUI arrests.