A citizen panel in the U.S. state of Oregon has recommended that members of the state parliament should not be drunk at work.  They are leaving it up to the members themselves to make a ruling.  Perhaps they are worried that their respected representatives could go down the path of the Lithunaian truck driver pulled over by police when driving down the centre of the road 60 miles from Vilnius, the capital.  His blood alcohol level was 7.27 gms per litre – 18 times the legal limit.  At first they assumed the equipment was faulty but after testing him on a variety of devices they had to believe it. Medical experts say anything above 3.5 grams per litre of alcohol in the blood is lethal for most people.Â