Robert Guest has uncovered a "top secret" database of field sobriety tests.  The National Sobriety Testing Resource Center states that their purpose it "to provide a comprehensive source of information regarding standardized field sobriety testing, training and certification for authorized and active law enforcement practitioners and instructors."  But it turns out this data is only going to be made available to law enforcement officials.  Attorney Guest, a Dallas criminal defense lawyer, wants to know why this information is so sensitive that it can't be made available to others as well.  In pursuit of this information, Attorney Guest sent an email to the Program Director asking for access to the database, and for their public information officer. He  also sent an email to Texas DPS asking for any records they have on this project. What is there to hide?  This is one to watch . . .