In the Matter of Marriage of Melissa Ramirez and Silvestre Fermin Torres and in the Interest of R.S.T. and A.D.T., Children v. the State of Texas

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• holding that odor of raw marijuana and observation of driver’s dilated, red eyes were sufficient to supply reasonable suspicion of DUI to support detention for field sobriety tests despite fact that initial stop was not for impaired driving
• holding that odor of raw marijuana and observation of driver’s dilated, red eyes were sufficient to supply reasonable suspicion of DUI to support detention for field sobriety tests despite fact that initial stop was not for impaired driving
• finding that the officer had probable cause to conduct a warrantless arrest for DUI where Dabney was speeding, the officer smelled raw marijuana in Dabney’s car, Dabney’s eyes were dilated and red, and Dabney showed multiple signs of impairment during SFSTs
• addressing argument raised for first time on appeal because Commonwealth, as appellee, did not argue that defendant waived issue
• pursuant to Section 3802(d)(1)(i), it is illegal to drive with any amount of a Schedule 1 controlled substance in one’s blood

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