· 9/6/2022
Barriga v. Ades Precision
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- failure of field sobriety tests, along with refusal to take Breathalyzer test and slurred speech, sufficient to prove intoxication
- evidence that driver appeared impaired, spoke with slurred speech, failed field sobriety tests, and refused to submit to breath test sufficient for jury to find driver violated § 14-227a [a] [1]
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