· 4/15/1851
Brooks v. Briggs
Citations
- 32 Me. 447
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- admission of drinking, odor of alcohol, swaying, failing field sobriety tests, and glassy, watery, and bloodshot eyes were all sufficient evidence of intoxication
- admission of drinking, odor of alcohol, swaying, failed field tests, and glassy, bloodshot eyes were sufficient evidence to prove intoxication
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Judges: Howard
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