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Re:TSA announces “biometrics vision for all commercial aviat... by marshall007 on Thursday October 18, 2018 @01:25AM (#18246115)
Field sobriety tests are only issued once the officer has probable cause based on suspicion of intoxication. I don't think anyone would disagree that suspicious behavior within an airport warrants detainment and questioning, but in that case no one's liberties are being compromised.
Re:TSA announces “biometrics vision for all commercial aviat... by FireBeyond on Thursday October 18, 2018 @02:22AM (#18246341)
And in some cases, suspicious behavior has included:

* reading math textbooks while Indian

* wearing a turban

* praying

* talking to spouses in a non-English language

and worse.

So I guess we just disagree on the definition of "suspicious behavior".

Re:TSA announces “biometrics vision for all commercial aviat... by sneak on Thursday October 18, 2018 @05:31AM (#18247039)
Terry v Ohio makes pretty clear the criterion for detaining someone against their will. Too bad all of our rights go out of the window at airports.