South Texas Telephone Co. v. Huntington

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• explaining that an individual’s refusal to participate in field sobriety tests is relevant to show consciousness of guilt
• ruling jury could have reasonably inferred DUI based on circumstantial evidence that defendant was found asleep in driver’s seat of broken down vehicle and admitted to driving vehicle after leaving bar until it broke down

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