Best v. Ellsworth

How courts have described this case

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• finding sufficient evidence of DUI was presented where defendant was speeding, had slurred speech and bloodshot eyes, smelled of alcohol, admitted to drinking earlier that day, and failed the same SFSTs
• addressing defendant's claims against self-incrimination for the first time on appeal
• defendant's bloodshot eyes and slurred speech

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