State v. Amelio

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• explaining that “the signs of drunkenness are matters of common knowledge and experience”
• recognizing \the signs of drunkenness are matters of common knowledge and experience\
• relying on tip from daughter despite her recent dispute with the defendant
• relying on tip from daughter despite her recent dispute with the defendant
• upholding a stop based on a tip containing a teenager’s bare assertion defendant was “drunk” and observing that “ ‘drunk’ has a commonly understood meaning and the signs of drunkenness are matters of common knowledge and experience”
• upholding a stop based on a tip containing a teenager’s bare assertion defendant was “drunk” and observing that “ ‘drunk’ has a commonly understood meaning and the signs of drunkenness are matters of common knowledge and experience”

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