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Illinois Supreme Court· 3/29/1989

People v. Janik

Citations

  • 537 N.E.2d 756
  • 127 Ill. 2d 390
  • 130 Ill. Dec. 427
  • 1989 Ill. LEXIS 46

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  • holding that the arresting officer’s testimony about the odor of alcohol, defendant’s watery eyes, and defendant’s poor performance on the field-sobriety tests was sufficient evidence of intoxication
  • holding that the arresting officer’s testimony about the odor of alcohol, defendant’s watery eyes, and defendant’s poor performance on the field-sobriety tests was sufficient evidence of intoxication
  • holding that an arresting officer’s testimony about the odor of alcohol, defendant’s watery eyes, and defendant’s poor performance on the field-sobriety tests was sufficient evidence of intoxication
  • holding that the arresting officer’s testimony about the odor of alcohol, defendant’s watery eyes, and defendant’s poor performance on the field sobriety tests was sufficient evidence of intoxication
  • arresting officer’s testimony about odor of alcohol, defendant’s watery eyes, and defendant’s poor performance on field-sobriety tests sufficient evidence of intoxication
  • arresting officer’s testimony about odor of alcohol, defendant’s watery eyes, and defendant’s poor performance on field sobriety tests was sufficient evidence of intoxication

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Judges: Ryan, Ward, Calvo

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