John Timber, Lafayette's Chief of Police has approved a plan to develop an expert system for the police academy to train police officers on procedures they need to follow when pulling over a driver for speeding. According to the current policy, if the driver has a valid driver's license, he/she should be issued a speeding ticket. If the driver does not have a valid driver's license, the officer must check to see if an arrest warrant has been issued. If the driver does have a warrant, he/she should be arrested. If the driver does not have a warrant, the officer should determine whether the driver is intoxicated. If there is no suspicion of intoxication, the officer should issue a speeding ticket. If there is any suspicion of intoxication, the driver is given a breathalyzer test. If the test is positive, the driver should be arrested. If the test is negative, the driver's car insurance is checked. If the car insurance is valid, a speeding ticket should be issued. If the driver does not have valid car insurance, the officer should impound the car and issue a speeding ticket. Develop an expert system or decision tree with B-wise for the police academy.