what does "they sent the alert in bad faith with an intent to disrupt" do?

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2. It is your subjective opinion after evaluating the alert. It comes up only when you deem the alert

"clearly not in violation or whatever rule was indicated"... (or however, it is worded in the jury choice).

Rarely, but sometimes, it is apparent that a series of alerts may be targeted based on subject matter or individual. That's when I might consider indicating a belief that the alert was "sent in bad faith." The implications are that if enough jurors select this, then the DUer who alerted is given a time-out from further alerts for a time period.

Usually, I give benefit-of-the-doubt, though.